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These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. You can share this blog post on the following social networks by clicking on their icon.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. Happy Educator’s Day! Feliz Dia del Maestro, colegas! There are few things more rewarding as an academic than seeing your students succeed. I think the Twitter ID Sh!t Academics Say summarized it best in two tweets:Īcademic instruction: Giving students what they need, disguised as what they want. There are very few things that make me happier than seeing a student succeed. I teach not because I HAVE to, but because I LOVE to. I still want my students to succeed, to get jobs, to gain employable skills. I think very little has changed, even though now I’m on my second year teaching Mexican students instead of Canadian and international students. The feedback I have received from students is that I am able to provide all of these in a comfortable learning environment. And exciting in that learning should be an activity to which both student and teacher should be looking forward. Fun, in that it should provide joy for the student and me as the teacher. Challenging, insofar it should present difficulties that both the student and I will have to work together to overcome. Constructive in that my role is to help the student feel confident about his/her skills for the future. I searched through my Teaching Portfolio for my teaching philosophy to see whether anything had changed.Īs a teacher, my philosophy is that learning should be constructive, challenging, fun and exciting. While I don’t have the same teaching load I used to have at The University of British Columbia’s Department of Political Science (2-1-2), I still teach and I enjoy it enormously. Technically, I’m not a “teacher” (I teach university and post-graduate) and thus I am a professor, but I celebrate (and I am celebrated) just the same. Today (May 15th) is the Day of the Educator in Mexico (Dia del Maestro).
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