Philosophy of Teaching Statement
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Compose a Philosophy of Teaching Statement
Reflect on and articulate your beliefs about adult learning by creating a Philosophy of Teaching Statement. Your statement should focus on adult learning in the online environment.
You may create your philosophy as a written statement or as a PowerPoint presentation with "speaker notes." (I am doing the presentation version) Using Chismâ??s five components of a teaching statement (The Ohio State University: University Center for Advancement of Learning), construct the statement with the following sections:
1. Conceptualization of learning
2. Conceptualization of teaching
3. Goals for students
4. Implementation of the philosophy
5. Professional growth plan
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A powerpoint presentation on the Philosophy of teaching with the following subtopics: concept of learning, concept of teaching, goals of teaching, implementation and professional growth plan
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