JMH Teaching Philosophy
JMH Teaching Philosophy
well. I love teaching because I believe that it is more than just a job that instructors,
but it has a significant impact on the lives of many students. When I open the
classroom door in the morning, I go into a universe of potential and a place where
learning and development collide. I like being able to give back to society, and
teaching gives me a great chance to do so. This comprehension embarks on a
voyage of self-discovery and professional development by delving into the reflective
waters of my teaching.
Teaching and learning history involve exploring and understanding the past,
analysing historical events, and drawing connections between the past and present.
In order for the learners to achieve academic success in history Read primary
sources, engage with secondary sources, visit historical sites, watch documentaries
and films and during teaching and learning and by conducting research and
synthesizing information, learners can deepen their understanding of history.
Course Resources will circulate around the course curriculum and caps document
which is followed handbook original sources relative sources plans for Multimedia.
My Lessons plan gives an overview of the subject and how it relates to the course at
the beginning of each class. During the lesson I ask challenging questions to
encourage critical thinking and classroom discussion and the class will use Group
activities to promote active participation and engagement, include group activities
like role-playing games, debates, and cooperative projects. Visual assistance to aid
pupils in visualizing historical concepts and events, utilize timelines, maps, and
photographs. I will give learners essays in which they must evaluate historical
events, topics, or personalities and provide evidence to back up their claims.
Create presentations to assist students in honing their communication and
presenting abilities, assign presentations on historical subjects or research projects.
Offer case studies which provides students historical case studies to examine,
analysing and judging the decisions and events importance. Have learner
involvement in class discussions and their critical thinking skills when it comes to
historical subjects. Create precise rubrics to help students understand what is
expected of them for assignments and to help you. in evaluating their work.
In my opinion, an integrated strategy to raising the bar for education in South African
schools must include developing a warm, welcoming environment, utilizing cutting-
edge teaching methods, and strengthening relationships with parents, teachers,
students, and the community. Doing so fosters a vibrant educational system that
provides students with the resources they need to succeed, prepares them for
challenges in the future, and ensures they receive the best education possible.
Never forget that since education has the capacity to transform, investing in
education now is an investment in everyone's future.