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Educational Philosophy 1
EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY

Educational Philosophy

Cesar Backus

University of Phoenix – MAT 501

The Art and Science of Teaching

March 8, 2006

Jimmy R. Marin



Educational Philosophy 2

Philosophy is a belief, questions about existence, knowledge and ethics; any personal belief about how to live or how to deal with a situation. It is my belief that incorporation different philosophies in education, is probably the best way to be successful in teaching. In a classroom of thirty different children, you have to be able to fit in different philosophies, standards and strategies along with their personalities and style of learning. We are constantly learning, whether we're aware of it or not. Education is inevitable; it's all around us because we can learn from virtually anything. When you are cooking, dancing, or even communicating with someone, you had to learn several things to be able to do them.
When it comes to teaching,......

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