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Vision and Personal Philosophy of Education

My vision is to provide adequate instruction, provide support to students, and overcome any obstacles that will interrupt the educational process. I believe that supplying students with the needed tools for instruction to completely solve problems will enable them to make better choices as adults. Students should have access to the newest and most technologically advanced equipment to solve these problems and be given every opportunity to succeed in advanced education.
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My philosophy is that all students should be awarded the same opportunity to achieve an education regardless of race, religion, economic background, and/or disability. Not every student will advance at the same rate nor will every student take the same path to achieve success, but the end result should be the same. If a child is afforded the opportunity to succeed as a student in school, it will build a foundation for them to succeed as an adult and in life. My path as a teacher is to provide them with these opportunities to succeed in both education and life. If students can be given everything to succeed, then they should be able to complete that task. Not all students learn at the same rate and not all students learn in the same manner. Success comes in many forms and not all successes are measured the same way. One student’s success may be to complete high school and then graduate college with a well paying job. Another student may not excel in high school, but master abilities to accept a well paying job out of high school and be extremely happy with that and be in a position to take care of a family. Both students can grade their successes differently, but is one really better than the other? My philosophy is based on a lot of my own life experiences and how I see myself in the students that I teach today. I was not a great student in school because I thought it was boring and had nothing to do with me gaining everything I wanted out of life. My positioned changed later in life after I had already had a well paying job and was able to take care of myself and my family. I did not start college until I was almost 36 years old and at that time came into the process that education was good for everyone and the more you had of it the better off you may be in life. I successfully completed a Bachelor of Science degree and look forward to completing more and more education so that I can stress this attitude toward my students but not push it on them. Some students will graduate high school and go right to college, and others may have to stroll the pathway that I took as a student, but we are all successful.
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