Philosophy of education / Celeste Ordas Botor
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- 971086551X
- LB 14.7 .B74 2005

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National University - Manila | LRC - Graduate Studies Filipiniana | Gen. Ed - CEAS | FIL LB 14.7 .B74 2005 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | c.1 | Available | NULIB000012352 |
Philosophy of education /, Philosophy
Part I. The Nature of teaching -- Part II. Teaching-learning beyond the classroom -- Part III. Teaching, research and publication -- Part IV. Teaching and the arts -- Part V. Teaching through the years.
I could have been a conductor of an orchestra or a bandleader. The movement of the conductor's hand, then titling of his head, and his knowledge of how each musician should harmonize his music with the other musicians enthralled me. How as a little girl I would imitate him before a minor. The lawyer impressed me, too, for his tongue of silver erudition. But although I desired to be a musician or a lawyer, I realized that I loved my teachers more, consequently, after class I would I mimic my teachers. With a stick beside me and my younger brother and sister seated in the floors facing me, I would teach them a song, read a story, and teach them what to do with numbers. I have been teaching for the past fifty years and been I'm still enjoying it.
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