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Lakehead Univerity – General Arts and Education
“I have a passion for teaching and a commitment to children.”
University of California San Diego – Biology
“Education should cultivate each persons’ interests and talents.”
Texas Woman’s University – English Literature
“I believe students excel when they are valued as individuals with different learning styles and strengths.”
Florida Southern College – English
“It is a belief of mine that we are not just conditioning students to obtain advanced degrees or succeed in business, but are ultimately responsible for our students’ personal development as well.”
Delta State University – Elementary Education
“I believe that each child is a unique individual who needs a secure, caring, and stimulating atmosphere in which to grow and mature emotionally, intellectually, physically, and socially.”
Central Connecticut State University – Music Education
“All students should feel confident and work past their full potential. They should feel excited to learn, but not pressured in the process.”
McGill University – English, World Religions
“Rather than focusing on grades, I believe that education should be primarily concerned with building life skills and fostering a love of learning.”
Longwood University – Elementary Education
“As a classroom teacher, I introduce a lot of hands-on activities to my students.”
Southern New Hampshire University – English
“Education is the single most important thing in the world. Without it, we simply become stagnant and fail to reach our truest potential.”
Cedar Crest University – English
“If a person is not approached in the way they learn, they may feel as stupid as a fish attempting to climb a tree.”
University of Waterloo – English
“I believe that education is of the utmost value.”
Texas A&M University – Political Science
“I believe that all children are unique.”
Lakehead University – Psychology
“The core values that underpin my role as an educator are taking a holistic approach to education and attending to the whole child.”
Laurentian University – Psychology
“My teaching philosophy focuses on student success through an innovative, safe and inclusive learning environment.”
Lynchburg College – Special Education
“I believe every child can learn if given the right environment and resources.”
University of Massachusetts – Education (ELA)
“Education is a journey to rethink and let others be enlightened.”
University of Waterloo – English Literature and Drama
“Once a student believes in their own potential, their ability is limitless.”
University of Ottawa – English
“I believe that teaching needs to have open communication between a teacher and a student.”
Western Governor’s University – Christian Education
“Success creates an inner motivation to keep learning, and through creating stepping stones that result in success, I feel students will realize that learning can be fun and rewarding.”
McMaster University – Health Sciences
“In order to enjoy and benefit from the experience as much as possible, students need to be active participants in their own learning.”
McGill University – B.A., Secondary Education
“My teaching philosophy is that all students are equal, in the sense that education should not be perceived as competitive grounds in which strive to see who is better than who.”
McMaster University – English; Art History
“I strongly believe that the purpose of education is to lead students to discover their own power and capabilities.”
Concordia University, Montreal – French-English Translation
“Getting the child to willingly, not forcefully, participate is the real challenge; once that barrier is broken, there is nothing standing in the way.”
McGill University – English, Psychology, Marketing, Education
“A constructivist approach to teaching requires that a student build knowledge and a teacher be a guide.”
University of Windsor – B.A. Education
“I believe that every student can succeed if the information is presented in a way that is meaningful engaging, and relevant to the learner.”