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Why does it matter what teachers believe?
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Simply because you can’t pour and people (in this case, our learners) drink from an empty cup. The teacher has to have a worldview that drives their convictions and practices as an educator. I for one, believe that bI am called to be a teacher.
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What teachers believe matters deeply because their beliefs shape their attitudes, teaching methods, their students’ future, and the overall learning environment.
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Whatever beliefs a teacher holds are directly or indirectly conveyed to the students. These beliefs shape the teacher’s delivery and create the foundation for the classroom environment.
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The teacher can only pass on to his students what he believe whether consciously or otherwise, hence the teacher’s believe do matter
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Teachers believe matters, because the impact your believe made on the students’ life remain in their memory either positively or negatively.