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CE 211 Reflections for
THE FIELD OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
Class Session: Cluster B
Name of Faculty: Bryan P. Acasio, PhD
Credit: 3 Units
Name of Student: Angelito B. Corpuz
Every educator must have a pedagogic creed that guides their approach to teaching and
their interactions with their learners. With this, it outlines the goals of education, the role
of the teacher, and the methods and strategies used to facilitate learning.
For me, I believe that education is a fundamental human right and a powerful tool for
social and economic progress. I believe that all children have the potential to learn and
succeed, regardless of their background or circumstances. I believe that education should
foster curiosity, critical thinking, creativity, and a love of learning.
On the other hand, the three important beliefs about educating young children are: first,
Personalized Learning. I believe that every child is unique and learns in their own way.
Therefore, I believe that education should be personalized to meet the individual needs
and interests of each child. This can be achieved through a variety of instructional
methods, including differentiated instruction, project-based learning, and individualized
learning plans. Second, Holistic Development. I believe that education should address
the whole child, not just their academic needs. Therefore, I believe that schools should
promote the social, emotional, and physical development of children, as well as their
cognitive development. This can be achieved through a variety of programs, including
social-emotional learning, physical education, and extracurricular activities. And lastly,
Collaboration and Community. I believe that education is a collaborative effort that
involves teachers, students, parents, and the broader community. Therefore, I believe
that schools should foster a sense of community and promote collaboration among all
stakeholders. This can be achieved through a variety of initiatives, including parentteacher conferences, community outreach programs, and service learning projects.
Now, how these beliefs are expressed in schools today? I do believe that many schools
today are adopting personalized learning approaches that allow students to learn at their
own pace and according to their individual needs. They are also incorporating socialemotional learning into their curriculum and providing opportunities for physical activity
and extracurricular activities. Additionally, schools are increasingly emphasizing the
importance of collaboration and community building, and involving parents and
community members in the education process through various programs and initiatives.
However, there is always room for improvement, and schools can continue to explore and
implement innovative strategies to support the holistic development of young children.
In conclusion, a pedagogic creed is important because it provides a framework for
educators, like me, to reflect on our practices and make decisions that align with our
values and beliefs. It also serves as a tool for communicating with our colleagues,
students, and parents about an educator’s approach to teaching and learning. By
articulating our pedagogic creed, we, as educators, can create a shared understanding
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of our goals and methods, which can lead to more effective and meaningful teaching and
learning experiences.
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