Essay

Essay: What am I Giving Youth?

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Teaching is a dedication, so our contribution to students is a reflection of what we believe about the nature of human beings and the importance of the content we are sharing. It also reflects who we are and what we think of children. In this essay, try to capture and share that essence.
Before you begin this assignment, read the chapters on various categories of exceptionalities

You read about various challenges children face and exceptionalities that call for supportive education. Now it is your turn to define your philosophy about teaching youth. In this essay of 500-1000 words, argue your ideas around why you teach, the role of students, a teacher's role, what you feel we owe society, how we show progress and the essence of fulfilling the teaching role.

Essay:

Overarching statement
Five points about your teaching perspectives and how to help youngsters
Supporting ideas
Summary statement

1. What am I Giving Youth?

Rubric

Excellent: 500 - 1000 words, well organized, addresses the teaching role and ways to support youngsters, examples shared, cogent perspective advanced, summary statement pulls material together.

Good: 500+ words, organized, several points offered, addressed the question, summary statement provided

Marginal: Length is under 500 words, skirts the question rather than discussing it, few or no examples provided, may be missing summary, or final statement may not address the essay question. The student will receive assistance in sharpening the essay.

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