Education philosophy

This blog post examines the profound impact of education on individual character and societal values. It explores various educational philosophies, the societal benefits of character development, and the challenges in nurturing ethical values, highlighting education's power in fostering a meaningful and virtuous life. #meaning #purpose #life #philosophy #psychology

Five researchers share their stories and advice on how to maintain good mental health in the hyper-competitive environment of science.

“As a teacher, it is your job to make explicit whatever you though was implicit” -Carol Ann Tomlinson Introduction My collective experiences as a scientist, STEM advocate and teacher form th…

What is Philosophy? Philosophy is sometimes described as the study of the true, the good, and the beautiful, but a more useful characterization might describe some of the standard areas of philosophy. Metaphysics studies what there is and the role of humans in the structure of things. Does God exist? Are minds and thoughts real […]

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My Personal Educational Philosophy Statement

I believe that all children are different, in their own way, and deserve a warm and welcoming environment in which they can feel comfortable and safe. I will help my students exceed to their full potential and I will never stop believing in them. I will guide my students to make the best out of life and to always keep going forward, even when times get tough. I believe that it is important to have a classroom built on respect and kindness for all. Teaching my students to love and respect one…

Guest blogger Cindy Bryant, moderator of the LearnBop PLC, illustrates how the growth mindset aligns with the Common Core Standards for math.

Lately it seems that every time I turn around, I hear of another parent talking about embarking on a journey of homeschooling, whether they are starting with little ones or taking older children out of a traditional school setting. And it seems like the first question they ask is: What curriculum should I use? It frustrates me, because I think it’s the wrong question to ask. Curriculum is a tool that you use to help you to achieve your educational goals. But you can’t start with the…