Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges of our time, affecting every aspect of our lives and the planet. Educating the younger generation about climate change is crucial for fostering informed and responsible citizens who can contribute to sustainable solutions. Integrating climate change awareness into various subjects, including mathematics, can revolutionize both teaching and learning.
Introduction
Co-teaching is a form of teaching which involves the
collaboration of two or more teachers to teach a diverse group of
students. Its importance in education is that it makes learning
more inclusive and effective for every student, regardless of
their ability or background.
In my endeavor to enhance learning experiences and introduce new concepts to students with unique learning needs, I have implemented a variety of strategies. However, I must admit that I am still grappling with a comprehensive understanding of how my diverse needs students truly learn.
Coming from a family of teachers, Lecar Marie Maghanoy witnessed how her mother, grandfather, aunt, and uncle could touch their students’ lives. Often referred to as second parents, teachers are undeniably influential in a student’s life. Their lessons inside and outside of the classroom help shape students’ attitudes, mindsets, and outlooks on life.
This inspired her to pursue the same noble profession. Driven by her passion for educating the younger generation about science and helping shape a better world, she is determined to forge her path as a teacher.