My educational philosophy is a combination of how I desire to teach and my motivation to be a lifelong learner. As a teacher at the Army Management Staff College,…
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writing your teaching philosophy statement
Today concludes our countdown of the top 14 articles of 2014. On Wednesday we revealed article number 14 on down to number eight. Today’s post reveals the seven most…
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Teaching philosophy statements are now prepared for a variety of reasons: as part of a job application process; to be included in a promotion and tenure dossier; for a…
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Preparing Teaching Philosophy Statements
August 20, 2010 Maryellen Weimer, PhD
Although they are a fairly recent innovation, most faculty are familiar with teaching philosophy statements. Many have prepared them for job interviews, for promotion and tenure dossiers, for teaching…
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What to Look for in Teaching Philosophy Statements
December 29, 2009 Maryellen Weimer, PhD
What should faculty reviewers look for in a teaching philosophy statement of a candidate? Correspondingly, what should those applying for academic positions put in a teaching philosophy statement? The…
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A Teaching Philosophy Built on Knowledge, Critical Thinking and Curiosity
September 18, 2009 Susan Judd Casciani
I believe that success – whether personal or professional – is generated from three critical building blocks: knowledge, critical thinking, and curiosity. These building blocks have an enduring, cyclical…
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In Free Reports, Free Reports: Teaching Strategies
Examples and Tips on How to Write a Teaching Philosophy Statement
May 29, 2009 Faculty Focus
Writing a philosophy of teaching statement can make even the most experienced educator feel intimidated. Motivate students? No problem. Juggle an endless list of responsibilities? Check. Make course content…