If you are in the teaching profession and/or are working toward your teaching certification, I am more than sure that you have been educated on the impotance of presenting developmentally appropriate material to your students/future students. I am also sure that you would agree with me in saying that it is important for students to learn as much as possible, and that teachers should always have high expectations of their students. With that said, do you think that those expectations can sometimes be a bit too high? Meaning, are you sometimes afraid to introduce new, more indepth, topics to your students (eventhough they seem to be developmentally appropriate in your eyes)?
FYI: I am currently earning my teaching certification, and when I think of how I will plan lessons in the future, sometimes I feel that my ideas for presenting lessons are a tad bit too advanced--particularly for the age group and/or (inner-city) population that I am planning to work with.
2007-01-31
09:01:43
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