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Sunday, November 17, 2013
Friday, November 8, 2013
"The Quality of Student Learning Outcomes is Directly Dependent on the Quality of the Teacher?” : My Claim
The
quality of student learning outcomes is directly dependent on the quality of
the teacher. For me, this is true. Being an excellent teacher involves adhering
to the codes of ethics of teachers because it is the mandate of being a
professional teacher. To provide excellent student learning outcomes, a teacher
must know the strengths and weaknesses of his/her students, use appropriate
instructional materials to deal with multiple intelligences and must address
the needs of the students to attain a higher level of education. If adversities
happen during the instruction period, the teachers know the measures to do in
order to continue effectively and efficiently the teaching procedure. He/She
must be resourceful and must use alternatives if the intended means of
instruction is not available or feasible. An educator must also know and
understand the background of the students that influences their performance in
school.
But, in this present time when there are
a lot of problems and intervening factors that affect education, the outcome of
education is not 100% quality. With those personal/societal/environmental problems
and factors in mind, teachers are greatly affected by it and eventually cannot
practice their profession to its perfection in which leads to another problem
on the human resource management.
Quality Teaching: A Personal Outlook
For me, quality teaching is having excellent learning
outcomes of student not only focus on academic but in attitudes and values
developed as well. If my students are doing well, therefore I can say that I’m executing
good teaching.
I haven’t been teaching yet but based on my past
experiences as a catechist in the church and a volunteer for a local summer
reading program, I wanted to give my students something that can help them appreciate
the beauty of life and to survive it as well. I wanted to give significant
insights that have impact on their lives and will lead them to a brighter
future. For me, there is a significant difference between teaching for the
benefits and teaching for the students. Teaching is more that the salary you
receive. Teaching is what the outcome is. I wanted my students to be
professionals someday and to be a good contributor to the society. I always
encourage them to be best that they can be, to study hard and to do everything
to have education all for the glory of the Almighty God.
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