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    Teacher Collaboration

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    The articles I chose were “When Teachers and Administrators Collaborate”‚ “6 Paths to Better Leadership”‚ “Teacher Collaboration: When Belief Systems Collide”‚ and “Five Ways to Increase Teacher Agency in Professional Development.” These article resonate with me because I do believe collaboration is vital in implementing change in a school as well as increasing student performance. Also‚ teachers should have a more of a voice in decision-making. When teachers choose which professional development

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    Teacher Trainees

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    Professors St. Joseph’s Training College‚ Mannanam. INTODUCTION Teacher education and teacher professional development are facing important quantitative and qualitative challenges. Teachers’ use of technologies has an important role in education in the 21st century. Technology can provide powerful environments eliciting modern views of learning but may not change teachers’ beliefs and practice. It depends on how teachers interpret the uses of tools and how they use them to transform the learning

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    Good teachers

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    A good teacher is a work of art. A teacher is one that imparts knowledge to students within a field of study. Beyond that‚ teachers perform many other roles in the classroom. As a student‚ I had many teachers who were competent and provided the necessary information needed. Nevertheless‚ only a few stood out. My high school English Language teacher possessed all the ideal qualities of a teacher. Writing was always a challenge for me but having a supportive teacher made learning less difficult. Some

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    The Heart Of A Teacher

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    THE HEART OF A TEACHER By Paula Fox The child arrives like a mystery box… with puzzle pieces inside some of the pieces are broken or missing… and others just seem to hide But the HEART of a teacher can sort them out… and help the child to see the potential for greatness he has within… a picture of what he can be Her goal isn’t just to teach knowledge… by filling the box with more parts it’s putting the pieces together… to create a work of art. The process is painfully slow at

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    Education and Teacher

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    looking at the boundaries that any teacher has to work to‚ the role of any teacher and the responsibilities which is required as part of been a teacher. I will look at my own role and professional boundaries within teaching and other professionals. A quote from Bowe.C (2009) “by making sure that equality and diversity are ingrained in everything we do and become an automatic part of everyone’s day-to-day role” are positive words for everyone to abide by including teachers. | To describe the differences

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    Cited: "Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin.” Edited by Charles W Eliot LLD.PF Collier and Son Company‚ New York‚ 1909. Web. September 03‚2011

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    Role of Teacher

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    Education is one of the greatest services provided by teachers. It is vital for anything. The role played by teachers becomes a very important component and in fact it can be said that they are in way our nation builders. Teachers work in close co-ordination with students to help them in building up their future. They mould the students to bring out their skills or improvise them‚ teaching good habits/attitudes and helping them to become good citizens of the nation. There are many students who feel

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    Ideal Teacher

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    first teacher; however‚ once the child is ready‚ he/she is sent to school and good teachers become scaffolds through which the child is exposed to the vast ocean of knowledge. An ideal teacher can make all the difference to a child’s physical‚ emotional and mental development. An ideal teacher requires many commendable characteristics. Taking responsibility for schooling children takes a lot of patience and requires a deep understanding of child development at every level. An ideal teacher understands

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    Speciality of Teachers

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    The Characteristics of a Teacher I was told in my earlier years that a teacher is one who imparts knowledge. If that definition is accurate‚ then all of us as human beings qualify as teachers. In fact‚ we all impart knowledge at one point or another in our lives. However‚ a professional teacher is one who is trained and assigned the job to impart knowledge in exchange for an income (my definition). I believe anyone who has chosen the profession to teach has an outstanding responsibility‚ regardless

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    Being a teacher

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    Consider Becoming a Teacher? Teaching is a challenging job with many unique frustrations‚ but the rewards of teaching are numerable. Some of the many benefits include the following. Experience the Joy of Making a Difference Teachers get incredible joy in seeing the difference they make as students gain new insights‚ become more interested in a subject and learn about themselves. Every day‚ teachers mold the future through impacting their students’ views and understandings. Teachers foster creativity

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