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Philosophy Statement

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I believe that school is not just a place for students to learn about academics, but also a place for them to learn more about life and themselves. I believe and run my classes with the philosophy of essentialism. It is vital for a student’s education not to be based on just an idea, but instead proven facts. While teaching, I plan to use a wealth of information that has been proven without being changed over time. I believe that a positive school environment only encourages learning. I plan to encourage this positive environment by keeping a comfortable classroom environment. There will be set rules that the kids will be aware of to ensure the students know what is expected of them while in class. To ensure all of my students learn the material,

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