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Learning Principles of Teaching
A Prof. Ed. subject – Principles of Teaching
The way to effective & efficient learning
Teaching Methods, Strategies & Approaches
Let us learn their similarities & differences
Planning & managing the lessons designed
In a classroom where learners are confined
Like Lesson Objectives with various taxonomies
We must also ponder on Educational Philosophies.
-02/18/2017
(Dumarao)
*PEN Poems
SOPHISTICATED PRINCIPLES-:-
simple
available
means
sophistry
re-applies
in INTELLECTUAL LEAPS
serene
emotionalism
intensifies
harmonic
sensibility
in INTIMATE
atmospheric
dialectical
homage
typically
synaethesistic
EXPRESSIBLE PRINCIPLES
untiring
inward
profundity
of
evanescenct
tastes
advocated
homogeneity
rapidly
worked
&accorded
quota
regularity
eliminating
short-comings
conscious
insights
eloquently
anticipated
silently
interpreted
understandings
improvised
spontaneity
subjective
motifs
immaculately
conceived
then breathed
Some point at principles as high as Everest
But when it comes to practice no exult
Appears, and more so, no interest
So what has been achieved, what's the result?
Conventions, declarations and agreements
Attempts of paperwork to stop the time
Let’s count the profit gained from these events
I want to hear about result if you don’t mind
For all that’s good in human, let’s enhance it
I can’t believe it must be complex or occult
After the hardships overcome we all admit
Don’t disappoint, just tell me the result
You wise men in your offices, or beggars
On wetted benches in the park, excuse me please
What’s the result of all the good for us
Apart of air we're still allowed to breathe?
A man and a woman
Dragged Earth into the Titan’s council.
The woman claimed it was hers; Gaia.
The man, Oceanus, said it was his giant clam;
Mother and son duking it out.
The elders, ill-tempered Titans themselves, listened.
Gaia insisted the planet was female.
Oceanus protested and said it was male.
The elders, wise women and men, laughed.
The woman pointed to lava, mist, and valleys
And said, “See? All features of my body!”
The man touched mountain peaks, dark forests, and deep seas
And said, “See? It resembles me more.”
The Titans, half-jokingly, suggested:
Why not cut Earth in half;
Woman gets lava, mist, and valleys
And man, mountain peaks, forests, and seas?
Neither woman nor man wanted that.
They wanted Earth to belong
To only one of them or nothing at all.
One of the blessed-twice souls,
The oldest council member,
Took Earth by the Himalayas
And tossed it far into space
With man and woman
Chained to it and to each other.
Blessing them, she-AND-he said,
“Together you shall survive,
If you can.”
Free the press..The only phrase i guess?
Kit Klarenberg such a danger?
(Can the truth!)
the duress.'
U-nkind
K-ontrol
Devouring whole..Misinfo minions so much
Is stole.' Self-improvement chance to grow
Drainstream media, and a governance cold
Catch the narratives, its how they roll
Deep in excrement, filth and spew
I give you current, western
Democracy and such a
Darkness how could
This become
True.?
There is no justice, in Ireland under such
Officials as this.' Mountjoy incarceraction no injustice is hid.' Trans-human machinery
Is the purveyor and rule.' Wielded
By such morons.' The emphasis weighted, cruel..A souless pervasion, rabid yet drear, just; un-just.' This
Is the face, of an authority, that appears the rear..End of all un-reason we observe; in round disgust. At its fecal dis-charges, I protest I must!
Its Labelled lawfull, though yet so awfull '
This proclaims of all insanity.' Nonsense is
Prevelant, the faith is gone; from this system now, that is truly bust.'
Always Follow The Golden Rule
Help Others when can if You Can. Be Kind. Be Giving.
Be Very Very Honest evenn if it means you losing. Be Juste/Fair with others.
Always Strive to be Happy.
Be kind To Animals.
Be Willing to Listen. Not just Talk talk. Some people talk too much.
Be Grateful fo what you have-Your Possessions no matter how small.
Be Gracious in defeat and Magnanimous/humble in victory.
Be Humble.
Try hard to do at least 1 Good deed a day.
Add some good ones in that I omitted in the Comments.
Any that come to mind.
Nature is the Leader
Nature is the home. The Home. The life giver. Air, water, everything
The laws of nature preserve and increase life. The Life. For livings
For plants, animals, and humans. Nature can live without us.
Nature can live without humans. Man can’t live without nature
So, why do we want to organize and drive the life of nature?
Nature without us is whole and perfect. Living. Exuberant
There is no life without respect for ancient laws
The human-made laws can’t overwrite nature’s
Adam and Eve are our parents
Not the psychology
I don’t want psychology
In my life
And not
In my death
Psychology doesn’t respect the ancient laws
Psychology is not a stable science
Ancient laws of nature are eternally constant
Created by God.
These are God-given guiding principles
If we want to live forever
Then we must look with humility at the Laws of God
There is only one. Only One. Only one God. Only one Law.
The God.
This is the key to the future
Respect God, respect Nature
With a physically and mentally damaged world
No life
No future
No life in the universe
Without God’s Laws
Without
God
Today I’m grateful for the 2 principles for a happy life
and the peace and happiness they can bring…
1. Use things, not people
2. Love people, not things.
Today’s blessing comes from the 32nd president of the United States
most of us remember him as FDR:
Rules and laws are not necessarily sacred…he said
but principles always are.
Never give advice to a sad person
It will only be considered as a wind
Give them spirit so they can smile
And cure their disappointment.
The enjoyment of life is not only in money
The real enjoyment of life is the breath
That we receive this gift from God
That we always exhale every second.
In my dictionary tiredness is a normal thing
There are many things that I must fight for
The pain in life is normal to make us strong
That will always grow to make us survive.
Your true attitude will show when storm hits you
You'll be like a dandelion all pappus will be gone
What remain is the anther standing facing the wind
What remain seen with you is your good character.
As I approached the political poll,
a fellow countryman spoke a word
of wisdom to my soul. He told me that
I should consider 'voting' as a task that never
grows old. He related this short story to me:
"For 55 years, I have exercised this right to have my say.
Sometimes in tears, I have cast my ballot on very cloudy days
in many of those years. There were times when I could not clearly
see my way. Every step seemed to unveil the colors of grey.
There were times that I did not know who to vote for and just like you,
I didn't know what to do. But I learned early on that 'doing nothing'
was not an option.
As I look back over time
and space, I notice a pattern imprinted in the sands of time on the
human race. I see people of many opinions and persuasions coming
and going, but what appears most clearly and revealing is not 'great
people' but rather 'great and eternal principles."
After he departed, I was left with such a pleasing reality staring at me.
I was determined to be embraced with a mindset that casts a ballot
so much bigger than one enameled with a personality, but rather
with one rooted with great and enduring principles.
Simplicity
truth
and naturalness
are the three great principles
of beauty
in all works of arts.
A firm believer he was
In virtue, he found grace—
Never strayed from the path
Temptation met with prayer
Holding fast to his faith.
Then came the union
Bound to a leech
A marriage of demand
Where every inch cost millions
And ends could no longer meet.
Like a poor tailor
He found himself short—
Unable to make life's fabric fit
He became a cheat
A man undone by his own hands.
Corruption took root
As lies piled high with each bribe
Those fervent principles
Once firm, now shattered
Like the frayed hem of shorts
Rippling into nothing.
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