Psi Teaching Statement of Beliefs and Values
Psi Teaching Statement of Beliefs and Values
student, regardless of their background, feels valued and respected. In my teaching, I prioritize
diversity and actively work to include voices from various cultures, backgrounds, and
perspectives. I will provide my students with readings and assignments that allow them to
explore a variety of different cultures, languages and lived experiences. Exposure to a variety of
cultures, perspectives, and experiences encourages students to think critically and develop a
more comprehensive understanding of complex issues. It broadens their horizons and helps them
see the world from different angles. When students see themselves and their backgrounds
represented within the classroom and material, they are more likely to engage, participate and
show enthusiasm. By creating a diverse and inclusive learning environment, students will be
belikely to develop the knowledge and skills necessary for responsible and engaged citizenship
in a multicultural society. I view diversity as a strength that enriches our educational experience,
I believe peace is crucial for my classroom environment. I will instill a sense of harmony
and understanding among students by encouraging open dialogue and constructive discussions. I
believe that through peaceful interactions, we can create a safe space for learning and personal
growth. Routinely, I will have my students engage in peer feedback workshops to promote
constructive comments. I will teach my students how to be respectful of others’ opinions even if
they oppose them. I will demonstrate how powerful and beautiful language can be and how it can
uplift those around us. Encouraging open dialogue and constructive discussions will develop the
communication skills of my students. They will learn how to express their thoughts, ideas,
articulate their opinions, and engage in respectful debates. A classroom that prioritizes peace and
understanding provides a safe and supportive space for students. When students feel safe and
comfortable, they are more likely to take risks, ask questions, and participate actively in the
learning process. When students feel valued and heard, they are more motivated to participate
actively in class and engage with the materials which can lead to improved academic
performance. This is why peace is a core component, not only in my classroom, but for my
students learning.
Fairness is at the core of my teaching philosophy. I treat all students fairly while
recognizing their unique strengths and challenges. My goal is to provide equal and equitable
opportunities for success and ensure that assessment and grading processes are transparent and
unbiased. I will frequently perform formative assessments that are beneficial for myself as an
educator and for my students to track our collective progression. Students will be able to see
their progress and I will be able to get a feel for where their understanding and learning is with
atopic or unit. By doing this, I believe that my students will have great success with the
summative assessments. Along with this, I will not only teach my students academically, but also
A teacher wears many hats with duties that could switch at a moment’s notice. I build
relationships with my students that are long-lasting, impactful and makes them feel safe within
my classroom. I will do this by getting to know my students and their experiences, building
bonds with them through one-on-one time whenever possible and asking them what they need
out of me. A positive and supportive classroom environment can enhance students' ability to
absorb, retain and engage with the information. When students feel safe and valued, they are
more open to learning and exploring new concepts. I want to be a support system that they can
confide in whenever they need to. By making yourself available as a confidant and support
system, students will be more comfortable sharing their ideas, concerns, questions, and
challenges. This can lead to better communication and a deeper understanding of their needs,