New teachers face challenges as they acclimate to the profession. One of the toughest obstacles is finding ways to hold onto beliefs about teaching and students when faced with systemic obstacles. In this reflective essay, a second-year teacher describes the challenges she has faced, as well as the strategies she uses to maintain both her belief-system and her passion for teaching. The essay ends with recommendations for both new and experienced teachers to match values with actions for the preservation of self and benefit of students
English language classrooms and schools are local environments in which values, value-judgements and...
This essay explores one teacher educator’s motivation and ideas about how to advocate for induction ...
In this essay, the author raises critical questions about the need for faith-based teacher preparati...
The recruitment and retention ‘crises’ in US and UK teaching have major and negative implications fo...
Beginning public school teachers today enter the teaching field with relatively little teaching expe...
Responding to current concerns about the quality of public education, in this dissertation I look at...
© 2013 Julia ReidThe purpose of this action research study was to investigate the impact of a form o...
Be it inside or outside of the classroom, there is a need to provide individuals with an ethical fra...
This essay delves into the feelings of fear and self-doubt that a rookie teacher experienced her fir...
As a profession, teaching is different from law, medicine, accounting, and architecture. Teaching is...
Introduction This study builds on earlier research about how teachers reflect and what they reflect...
Teacher education is of critical concern to a nation’s well-being. Scripture clearly identifies that...
Like most educators today, a former teacher inspired me. This teacher taught a subject I thought was...
Student teachers’ personal and professional values have received passing attention in the educationa...
This paper suggests possible ways for teachers to develop students’ personal meaning in public schoo...
English language classrooms and schools are local environments in which values, value-judgements and...
This essay explores one teacher educator’s motivation and ideas about how to advocate for induction ...
In this essay, the author raises critical questions about the need for faith-based teacher preparati...
The recruitment and retention ‘crises’ in US and UK teaching have major and negative implications fo...
Beginning public school teachers today enter the teaching field with relatively little teaching expe...
Responding to current concerns about the quality of public education, in this dissertation I look at...
© 2013 Julia ReidThe purpose of this action research study was to investigate the impact of a form o...
Be it inside or outside of the classroom, there is a need to provide individuals with an ethical fra...
This essay delves into the feelings of fear and self-doubt that a rookie teacher experienced her fir...
As a profession, teaching is different from law, medicine, accounting, and architecture. Teaching is...
Introduction This study builds on earlier research about how teachers reflect and what they reflect...
Teacher education is of critical concern to a nation’s well-being. Scripture clearly identifies that...
Like most educators today, a former teacher inspired me. This teacher taught a subject I thought was...
Student teachers’ personal and professional values have received passing attention in the educationa...
This paper suggests possible ways for teachers to develop students’ personal meaning in public schoo...
English language classrooms and schools are local environments in which values, value-judgements and...
This essay explores one teacher educator’s motivation and ideas about how to advocate for induction ...
In this essay, the author raises critical questions about the need for faith-based teacher preparati...