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How would you currently describe your overall approach to teaching in your classroom: traditional, process mastery, or constructivist? What works well in your approach? What needs improvement?
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There are some traditional and constructivist views incorporated into my classroom. The student’s really love the hands-on games and activities that we play to reinforce learning. What I want to improve is a biblical worldview in all of the subject areas taught.
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I am a traditionalist. This approach has worked for decades as has been proven by the results of America being a leader in every area of education. It just in the last few decades that our country has fallen behind due to these new approaches that clearly do not work.
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I have not had a course in which I have taught. I believe I will use all forms. Physical Education will require all three to create an environment in which students learn to care for their bodies, to use their bodies in a way in which God intended, and also a place to set personal goals and find which ways work the best for the individual to achieve those goals using the basics they were taught.
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I feel that my style a combination of traditional and process mastery. I have a time frame for direct instruction the leads into centers and focus on individualized learning and mastery skills. I would like to improve on collaborative projects.
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Having a collective style of educating works well in my approach to teaching, through understanding traditional, process/mastery, and constructivism. Since our students are all different in personality and learning abilities, it is good to know their learning styles, as well as the above approaches as an educator for an overall eclectic view.
