When thinking about teaching I have many fears. I am concerned about whether I will be able to further my students learning, or if I will end up hindering it. I worry that I will not be able to meet the qualifications for the job and do all that I need to do when it needs to be done. I'm concerned about being in front of a class and forgetting what I am saying or not knowing the answer to an important question that a student might ask. I also worry about balancing my career and my family without hindering either one.
Most prevalent in my fears are impact concerns. I am worried about how my students will get the material and if I will be able to help them the way that I should. I have the least amount of unconcern fears, as none of my worries had to do with my own personal problems. My concerns all had to do with me being a teacher, however my qualifications and the balancing of my family are not directly related, but they are important indirect concerns. My focus was mostly on what my students will learn and on the management of my teaching. The concerns are mostly in the consequence stage, as I am worried about the impact of what I do on the students.
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