What is your personal philosophy about your role as a teacher in the educational system? In other words, what is your teaching philosophy? Applicants for teaching positions are often asked a

What is your personal philosophy about your role as a teacher in the educational system? In other words, what is your teaching philosophy? Applicants for teaching positions are often asked about their philosophy of teaching during the face-to-face interview, on the application, or both. Be prepared.
What is a Philosophy of Education/Teaching Philosophy?
In short, your philosophy of education is what you believe to be the purpose of education. Your teaching philosophy is what you believe is the best way to reach that purpose, and why.
Your ideas about education and teaching should come from reflecting on your past experiences with education and the educational theories you have learned in your education courses. Beliefs, attitudes, values, and experiences influence a person’s personal philosophy of education. Your reflection on the purpose of education and how to reach that purpose will become your teaching philosophy!
What should be included in my Teaching Philosophy?
it should state your goal of education and several ideas you have about how to reach that goal. You will want to include examples and descriptions so your reader can “see” you in your classroomthese may be specific teaching strategies you use, assignments you integrate, discussions you have with students, or the physical environment you create.
identify the 2-3 most important purposes of teaching;
address the educational principles that guide you as an educator;
explain what it means for someone truly to learn something; and
based on these purposes, guiding principles, and understanding of learning, describe what you think are the most appropriate strategies for teaching.
This is a narrative, you are telling a story – use first person – ‘I’