Principles are the first guides for intelligent and productive teaching and learning. They are the basics that allow us to manoeuvre from one situation to another. When an educator combines the effective principles of teaching together with some strategies, the students are ready to learn more effectively. These strategies will provide students with more opportunities and can also improve their performance.
These principles are intended to serve as a foundation for community members to develop and teach courses, engage students, hire faculty and staff, design professional development activities, and structure budgets. These principles should guide the daily habitual lives of all college members, having an instantaneous and long-term impact. Because teaching and learning are central to the faculty, these principles will appropriately guide the faculty in the long run.
The following principles in education can help to shape the future:
- Create strategies for independent and interdependent continuous learning.
- Encourage their aspirations, confidence, curiosity, imagination, self-esteem, and social responsibility.
- Investigate and adapt to new ideas at work and in your free time.
- Accept that change is constant, adapt to it, and manage it effectively in all areas of one’s life by understanding social change and personal development and taking responsibility for both.
- A realistic assessment of one’s abilities and preferences is crucial for a learner’s journey.
