Educational Philosophy - (What is Physical Education to you)
As an intent to become a Physical Educator and Coach, having an educational philosophy is important. I personally feel education is extremely important to having a successful life. It furthers your mind, and allows you to grasp things others cannot. So for me, education is a thing everyone should endure, I understand going to school may not be fun or the most exciting thing to do during your life but it is how you set yourself up for your future. Being dedicated and determined in school is the only way to get through it, successfully. Some people claim it is a waste of time, but when you look at those individuals look what they have to show for. Going to school makes you a better individual in so many ways, developing long lasting friendships and gaining the knowledge for the job you desire. Physical Education is important to me though personally, because I see it as a way to better yourself physically. Gaining knowledge to live a healthy lifestyle, will only assist your life worth and value.
Teaching Philosophy - (What kind of Teacher are you)
As a teacher you need to have a philosophy, in order for your students to know what is expected of them. Growing up, every teacher or educator you have had has had a philosophy that dictates how their classroom setting will go. For me, I think I will be one of those educators who has somewhat of a command style, but also has that cooperative style as well. I want to be able to connect with my students, but also have them respect me and respect what I say. Informing students of my philosophy right away is key because they will know what to expect of me, and what I expect of them. If they understand where I am coming from then class will be a breeze, I expect attention and effort but most importantly just to give it your best.
Coaching Philosophy - (What kind of Coach are you)
Being a coach is like grasping a totally new lifestyle. It is something many people do not experience, and it is mostly athletes who have the love for the game they once played. Such as myself, being an athlete my entire life makes me want to coach as I get older in my life. My future I can see hold a coaching perspective and to have a philosophy is important to being a successful coach. There are three types of coaching styles; command, cooperative, and submissive. To me, I think cooperative style is most efficient. I want to share decisions with my team, and have a mutual agreement on some things, however still being in control and making important decisions on my own or with my staff. My players are expected to follow the rules we set in place, and I will lead by example. There are a few simple things I desire as a coach from my players; working hard, never giving up, being loyal, being supportive, and creating a sense of brotherhood. I want my team to be successful, I want to develop my players socially, physically, and mentally for the life they have after sports.
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