It means that I have I have some control over how something has to be taught in my classroom.
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Freedom to teach means not being bound by the tight grip of standards that discourage students from focusing on issues that matter the most to them. When teachers are free, students are free to be the true architects of their future.
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It also means that our school district is able to provide the needed resources for current technology and educational materials that promote lifelong learning and critical thinking skills in my students. And finally, Freedom to Teach means that I am able to give my students the freedom to investigate ideas and concepts that spring from discussions and explorations.
Promoting lifelong learning and critical thinking skills is so important! Thank you for sharing!
This exploration captivates kids to be the best version of themselves and come to school with a positive attitude. Freedom to teach creates not just a classroom, but a whole building, where every person regardless of position feels listened to and respected. This means that requests for resources, training and collaboration are heard and met to the best quality that all involved can provide.
I like your point on how it creates an environment in the whole building where everyone "feels listened to and respected." Thanks for sharing!
. as en su ámbito social. Libertad para enseñar es compartir las buenas acciones con otras escuelas del mundo para rescatar valiosas opiniones y aportes de como ellos enfocan sus aprendizajes y desarrollan sus habilidades socioculturales. El mensaje es simple si hay libertad de enseñar se puede hacer de este mundo UN MUNDO MEJOR.
¡Me gusta mucho tu definición! Gracias por compartir
a strong community with the classroom. From there, motivation and innovation can truly take form.
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Education does not mean, "one size fits all"!
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S.A. allows us to present all sides to a story without fear of repression. We are privileged to live and work in a country where we can choose what and how we teach our students. Some districts and departments allow us freedom to plan engaging lessons to meet the needs of our individual students. Students need to be proficient in multiple viewpoints to make educated opinions. I love teaching languages as it allows me the freedom to teach many things that my students are interested in being able to communicate.
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Differentiation is so important! Thanks for sharing!