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Carleton University – Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering
“Teaching is an art; as a teacher you have to be adaptable and able to find creative ways to connect with students.”
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas – Botany
“I believe that it is essential that every student have a solid foundation in science and math.”
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University of Ottawa – Chemical Engineering
“My role as a teacher is to give children the tools with which to cultivate their own gardens of knowledge.”
Howard University – Chemical Engineering
“I believe that every person has the seeds of greatness inside of them.”
Grand Valley State Univeristy – Biology
“Multi-media resources with fun and frequent review of material is an effective combined strategy for deep learning and conceptual knowledge that a student retains.”
Valdosta State University – Middle School Science and Technology
“I believe education should be fun and personal without being intimidating while incorporating as much of technology as possible.”
Grand Canyon University – Elementary Education and Secondary Education
“Each student is unique and that is a very important factor in terms of the education of that student.”
Catawba College – Elementary Education
“Differentiating education and lesson plans is necessary to pinpoint and access the different ways in which students learn.”
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University of Saskatchewan – Native Studies
“The goal of education should be to encourage seeking answers, as it is in this way that we advance.”
Cornell University – Civil & Environmental Engineering
“My teaching philosophy is passion-based, positive teaching that is grounded in real world application.”
Central Michigan University – Science
“I believe that all children are capable of learning.”
California State University – Chemistry
“Every student has potential it’s up to the educator to bring that out of them and help them achieve greatness.”
Douglas College – Biology
“The aim of education for me has been to motivate myself in being a more enlightened and informed citizen of the global society.”
Texas A&M – Oceanography, Marine Biology
“I believe that learning is best accomplished when students are enthusiastically engaged in a lesson and can relate concepts to their every day lives.”
Smith College – History, Political Science
“Whether one is naturally gifted in an area or struggles, trying your hardest is always essential for success.”
University of Florida – English
“It is the job of teachers and tutors to tap into each student’s strengths and passions in order help them reach their full potential.”
University of New Hampshire – Secondary Education
“My goal is to help the student find their strengths and develop skills that will lead them to academic and real-life success.”
University of Alberta – Immunology and Infection
“Learning comes to students more easily when the teacher can engage them and trigger interest in the subject being taught.”
University of British Columbia – English Literature
“All learners must be given safe opportunities to try new things and make mistakes.”
University of Manitoba – Economics, Cultural Anthropology
“I believe that each child deserves the best support in learning, regardless of their capabilities.”
Clemson University – B.S. Biochemistry
“Everyone learns differently, and students learning styles do not always follow the textbook descriptions.”
University of Toronto – Chemistry, Biology
“I am a strong advocate of learning through sheer practice and determination.”
University of California Los Angeles – Physics
“I love to show young people (as with my own children) the importance and correct use of math and physics in real-life applications, especially in times where math and physics are often overlooked in our education.”
University of California: Los Angeles – Physics
“I love to show young people (as with my own children) the importance and correct use of math and physics in real-life applications, especially in times where math and physics are often overlooked in our education.”
University of Alberta – Education
“With guidance and being taught through many different modalities all students can find their preferred methods of learning and learn through their strengths while building up weaknesses.”