Vision+and+Philosophy+of+Education

Vision and Educational Philosophy To be a leader and an advocate for student learning and achievement through a positive learning environment, goal setting, and various forms of instruction to meet and reach all students regardless of learning level. I want to a role model for all students and help those that are special needs or reluctant learners. I believe these students need to feel comfortable in their learning environment and I believe that I can make a difference in their academics by just giving them the tools and being willing to work independently with them to help them be successful. I believe that feedback is an important element of the learning process and that all students should be well informed in the classroom. I want to increase parent involvement in the course of a child’s education. I think that it is important that parents are informed of class rules, instruction, curriculum, grades, etc. I believe that with an increase in parent involvement; student success will increase. I believe that through differentiated engaging instruction and a positive learning environment that I can instill values in all students, help them achieve their goals and prepare them to be productive members of society. I believe that not only are we educating our students but we are helping to mold them into the future people they will become. We are building character; self confidence, enhancing positive characteristics and helping them change and become better people and members of society.

I want to be a leader and set an example in building and maintaining strong relationships with members of the school community; such as parents/guardians, administrators, teachers, other staff members and members of the surrounding community. I believe that it is through these relationships that we can create and works towards a common vision and goal for the students and our schools. I believe that we need to work together and offer support to one another for the sake of students. We all should share one common goal as educators and that is basically increase student success.