TableĀ 3

Most preferred elements of teaching philosophy

#Teaching and learning practiceTypeMeanStd. deviationLikert descriptionRogers innovation adoption status
1I allow and motivate my students to ask questions and interact during the classesProgressivism4.820.48Completely trueInnovators
2I believe a teacher should be a role model to the studentsBehaviorism4.640.61Completely trueInnovators
3I focus my teaching on helping students understand the present and future trendsProgressivism4.630.60Completely trueInnovators
4I always support my students in developing their understanding of what is learned in the classConstructivism4.620.57Completely trueInnovators
5I allow my students to be themselves and express themselves freelyReconstructivism4.610.62Completely trueInnovators
6I believe that case studies, scenarios, and additional exercises are given in the class should help them address fundamental problems in societyReconstructivism4.610.58Completely trueInnovators
7I believe that all students cannot be educated in the same way, as students differ in their learningProgressivism4.600.69Completely trueInnovators
8I focus my teaching on making students responsible citizens (to make the world a better place to live)Reconstructivism4.600.70Completely trueInnovators
9I help students realize that they live in a dynamic world, where solutions and problems keep changingProgressivism4.560.62Completely trueInnovators
10I help students to understand the concepts in their totalityPerennialism4.530.69Completely trueInnovators

Source(s): Author's self-elaboration based on data analysis

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