Differentiated Instruction

Differentiated instruction is a method of designing and delivering instruction to best reach each student.That is, each student has an individual style of learning. Not all students in a classroom learn a subject in the same way or share the same level of ability. It is a good way to interact with the students for the teachers. For example, designing  lessons based on students' learning styles is an effective  way to reach the success. Moreover, the students can learn easily and love the lessons with that strategy. The teachers can also apply that strategy easily and improve or create many inventive ways with it. When I was in my highschool, my teacher divided us in a groups and we disscussed something which is about the lesson, but some students prefered to study individually. That is, everyone had a different styles and our teachers moved according to these strategies. That was good.

Teaching as a Profession: Collaboration with Colleagues

Be a team player. It's one of those sports analogies used frequently in the business world -- and in education. District and school administrators also want team players. The days of closing the classroom door and creating a self-contained world are over. The autonomous classroom simply doesn't exist -- and for good reason. The students need more than just one person to guide their education. They need the added power of several brains working together for their good. Yet collaboration does not always come easily.

Teachers are, for the most part, determined course setters. We also have strong opinions about what works and what doesn't work. That determination and self-direction are beneficial for  students; those characteristics facilitate learning and help teachers make it through each day. Put a group of determined, opinionated individuals in the same school, however, and you often have a recipe for headaches. 

Qualities of my superteacher

A great teacher has good classroom management skills and can ensure good student behavior, effective study and work habits, and an overall sense of respect in the classroom. He should has effective discipline skills. He also should has a good communication skills. They should all the time with their student. If there is any problem , they should try to solve the problem and support the students.

Reflection 1

Do teachers actually make a difference to society ?

 I think Education is one of the building blocks of society and yes every teacher can do that. Everyone do something with learning and most of us learn something from our teachers so they can change many thing. We can understand their importance from our hero.

"Teachers, new generation will be your legacy"          M.Kemal Atatürk.

My teaching Philosophy