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LIZ mDZ MTZ
KNOW ME!
EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY
I want to be an inspiring person for my students, as a teacher, I believe that you impact plenty in society because you form people given that you are part of their day or a large part of it, this can affect decisions or future events. There are many reasons why becoming a teacher seems important to me. Teaching for me is an important job because it helps others learn and grow. It also allows me to help others in my community, especially those who may not have the best opportunities or living conditions. I want to be a teacher because it has given me many opportunities that I wouldn't have had if I hadn't become a teacher.
Teachers must inspire the highest expectations in the academic life of their students. This encourages students to think highly of themselves in return, maximizing the benefits of a self-fulfilling prophecy. When I was in sixth grade, I had a wonderful teacher named Erin. Every day before class, she would complement each of us before we got to work, but these simple words, which she didn't guide us, lasted only a few moments and kept us motivated and brightened our day. I believe that as long as you persevere and work hard, the students will definitely face difficulties. Teaching is a learning process that involves students, peers, and parents, and it is my goal to bring positivity, openness, and high expectations to my students' classrooms every day. I feel like I should provide warmth and consistency to my classes to inspire the same qualities in my students.
As teachers, we also play an important role in society. We guide or mentor students some or most of the time. Being a teacher is very important because without them in our life, we would not learn as much as we do today. Without a teacher, there would be no more learning in this world because all the information being taught today was learned by someone at some point in her life. Anyway, I want to be that teacher who has a lot of skills and knowledge in his field, work or study and life in general.
purpose statement
My purpose as a dedicated and passionate educator is to continuously improve my knowledge through professional development, utilizing my skills to create a comfortable and inclusive learning environment where students thrive. I will provide engaging and well-prepared lessons, supported by evidence and references, to foster students' interest and enjoyment in the subjects I teach. I am committed to being an open-minded teacher who seeks help and understanding when needed, and I will patiently support and collaborate with colleagues, parents, and administrators. With access to resources and collaborative opportunities, I aim to make a positive impact on students' lives, helping them reach their full potential. Together, we will create a safe, respectful, and stimulating classroom culture that inspires a love for learning, encourages curiosity, and prepares students for success.
ABOUT ME...(Online resume)
I am a student of the Bachelor in English Language Teaching, a degree focused on training complete teachers and preparing for future generations. Within this career, I have acquired knowledge both pedagogical as well as to develop the skills of oral expression, reading comprehension, listening, and writing in the students. My most gratifying experience to date was creating an art therapy course in which I made use of my knowledge of planning, creation of materials and class design, certification, and curriculum so that it was a success, and they fulfilled the desired objectives, this course generated a huge impact on all the students who took it. I am not only a teacher, I like to think that I am a guide to direct to make good decisions.
Before the Degree, I had the opportunity to work in the field of sports starting for the Sports Institute of the State of Aguascalientes as a timekeeper in swimming events and currently, I play the role of swimming judge officially affiliated with the Mexican Swimming Federation (FMN).) and Swimming Association of Aguascalientes a.c. As well as a substitute teacher, head of the summer course, and monitor of children with special needs in schools such as the Triana School Center, Tonatiuh Educational Center, Sierra Fria Institute, and Angelitos Nursery.
I am passionate about my work, always wanting to connect with my students or people in my work environment. While I enjoy all aspects of my job, I think my favorite stage is watching the years go by and being remembered as the guide for future professionals and good people that you had to train one day. As the years go by, you realize that each teaching contributes a grain of sand to the life of each student.
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