My Philosophy In Life

I was raised by my parents to be a good woman who tries to be always kind

and helpful for the other people and live in harmony with commandments of

my religion. The next thing about my philosophy of life is a proper attitude what

means that I have a lot of faith in myself and I am taking challenges with

believing in final success. Optimism is very important in woman’s life and we

cannot forget about it, because it helps in bearing up with difficulties. Having

friends is also important; however, the point is to choose wisely and surround

yourself with well-wishing and loyal people which won’t stab you in the back

when you will need help.

My philosophy of life tells that I always have to be myself and listen to my heart

as much as I listen to my mind and to play along with the voice of my

conscience. I believe, that woman should develop herself, every time try to

experience something new and always use an opportunity to increase her

knowledge in order to be conscious and intelligent. Summing up, I am

convinced that the best way to achieve happiness is to be loyal to your family

and friends’ woman who has optimistic view on future, as my philosophy of life

says.
My Teaching Philosophy
My Philosophy As a future teacher, I believe that creating the best atmosphere

for acquiring the skills and knowledge needed to provide opportunities for

education is the least we can do to ensure the successful futures of our children

and of ourselves. We are to be held responsible as adults, parents, and teachers

to give each child the necessary tools to succeed and build upon as they

continue to grow and examine the world around them. Cultivating the mastery

of language arts into a child from an early age as a source of self-expression

and confidence is of the utmost importance as it remains a crucial component

of success. I believe that children learn best through a combination of

maturation and student-centered learning. Upon arrival to the secondary stage

of education, without a solid combination of a child being able and ready to

comprehend things being presented to them to learn, the objective will not be

processed properly and absorbed. A child cannot effectively learn without

being presented the lessons in such a manner that best utilizes their learning

style.
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The Foundation of teaching profession

Submitted by:

Nur-iriyanie D. Jamaldin
TCP 1-B

Submitted to:

Rocelyn R. Alabata ph. D