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Desire To Learn Teach Children
1,015 wordsI am becoming a teacher so that I can show God's love and teach children to have a higher learning. I have a philosophy that is a mix of essentialism and progressivism. I believe that children do have a desire to learn. They need certain needs to be fulfilled, but they also need to have discipline. Hard work is will be taught as well. In a classroom, the children cannot overthrow you; you must be able to control them. You need to be firm yet loving... I want them to learn what they want to but a...
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Plato Allegory Of The Cave
920 wordsThe majority of people in school today, and they dont want to be there. School is painful to them. They, the unenlightened, have not seen the light. In Plato's Allegory of the Cave, the prisoners can resemble those who do not thirst for knowledge. They seem to be prisoners in their own world. The small bunch of people in schools today is passionate learners, and they yearn for and covet knowledge. These groups have a thirst to understand and seek truth and are able to comprehend the true value o...
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Desire To Learn Social Welfare
598 wordsUpon reentering the sphere of education, I have been made aware that there are a vast number of reasons for which people make the choice to continue their schooling. On my second day of English 110, our professor handed the class a worksheet. This sheet required us to place a 0 - 5 number value next to six different motivating factors, which may have in some way compelled us to continue our education. The categories were Social Relationships, External Expectations, Social Welfare, Professional A...
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Desire To Learn Abraham Lincoln
1,560 wordsLeadership Theory Introduction The book Lincoln on Leadership written by Donald T. Phillips is evidently one of the most interesting books as it embraces not only the basic truths for all people, who want to become managers, and leaders, but also describes leadership strategies derived from the life of one of the most famous U. S. Presidents. This book presents a thorough and in-depth discussion of Abraham Lincoln leadership principles and strategies from the many sources and reliable details av...
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Showed Me Those Things Constant Desire To Learn Life
677 wordsFavorite teacher There are a number of teachers in a life of every man. They can be parents who accompany a person through all life from the first steps to the growing old. They can be the authors of the favorite books, who show the realities of life and surrounding world. It is up to everybody to choose that very teacher, who really can contribute and bring something new in ones life. When being a school-leaver, it is a time to think about that very person who contributed many efforts in your s...
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Desire To Learn Sports Medicine
1,735 wordsIn all parts of life there are periods of adversity that we must face, the real challenge however, is what and how we gain from conquering those trials. There have been many times that I have been faced with adversity, it has happened in all aspects of my life at one time or another. Whether it is dealing with the ups and downs of hockey or balancing the pressure that comes with an elite hockey schedule and high school, there are always obstacles. Some of these challenges can bring about positiv...
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Reading This Book Rest Of His Life
3,454 wordsSantiago Ramon y Cajal Santiago Ramon y Cajal (1852 - 1934) was one of the greatest Spanish scientists of the 19 th and early 20 th centuries. His study of the brain and nerve cells laid the groundwork for neuroscience. He was not a man who kept his studies to one specific field, but rather made lasting important contributions to several fields. He was not a man who went unnoticed, but he was highly regarded not only for his laboratory work, but also for his scientific writings and illustrations...
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