Being a Professional Teacher

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Being a Professional Teacher 2 October 2014 Unique Number: 383084 Ana-Alicia Orpen 56366744 Table of Contents Introduction 1. My Best Discussion 1.1. The Roles and Responsibilities of a Teacher 1.2Why I Regard this as my Best Discussion? P3-4 P5 P5 P14 2. My Best Assignment 2.1. Brochure of Imaginary Pre-Primary School: Happy Feet Day Care 2.2. Why I Regard this as my Best Assignment? P16 P16 P18 3. Philosophy of Education 3.1. Philosophy of Teaching and learning 3.2. Roles and Responsibilities 3.3. The Forming of a Self-Concept P20 P20 P22 P25 4. Reflections 4.1. My Experience of the Module 4.2. Identification of a quality Teacher Mind Map 4.3. The Different Roles of Teachers Diagram 4.4. Teacher as Community Member Mind Map 4.5. Factors Influencing the School Community in the Northern Cape Mind Map 4.6. How Teaching and Learning can be made Interesting Diagram P27 P27 P29 P30 P31 P32 P33 5. Bibliography P34 Being a Professional Teacher Introduction “The Mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires”~ William Arthur Ward. their attitude towards your subject and on their lives in general. Remember the adage: "Teachers touch eternity; they never know where their influence may end." Even if you try to do things by the book, you should always leave room for flexibility and embrace change whether you agree with it or not. A I can say with the greatest pride that the undertaking of this course has equipped me with the needed teaching career has many rewards, one of which is being remembered for influencing your students in a positive way. As a teacher you need to be a role model to your learners. You have the capability to touch a life and change it for the better. And the student(s) will remember you for your efforts. It is truly a calling and

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