Teacher Stuff - Philosophy

To create a cooperative classroom environment where students are encouraged to self-regulate their behavior and be responsible students.

To have high expectations not only for my students but for myself while setting an example of being a life-long learner.

To utilize my creativity, resourcefulness and computer skills to create original and compelling educational materials that stimulate and motivate my students.

To create multi-layered lessons that address varied learning styles as well as different ability levels.

To make connections to real world examples and experiences whenever possible.

To collaborate with administrators, teachers, staff and students to create the best possible school experience and environment for all.


	John Mazza’s Teaching Philosophy
	To create a cooperative classroom environment where students are encouraged to self-regulate their behavior and be responsible students. To have high expectations not only for my students but for myself while setting an example of being a life-long learner. To utilize my creativity, resourcefulness and computer skills to create original and compelling educational materials that stimulate and motivate my students. To create multi-layered lessons that address varied learning styles as well as different ability levels. To make connections to real world examples and experiences whenever possible. To collaborate with administrators, teachers, staff and students to create the best possible school experience and environment for all.
	My Favorite Education Quote
	Education is not filling a bucket, but lighting a fire. ~ William Butler Yeats (1865-1939) Irish writer, considered one of the greatest poets of 20th century

John Mazza’s Teaching Philosophy

My Favorite Education Quote