Self-Regulated Learning
Chris Elliott - PME800
Self-Regulation Theories and Practice
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If it is important to you then you will find a way, if not you will find an excuse.
These are words that I have always looked to for inspiration. When I consider this statement it always helps me define what the most important aspects of my life are. In my past experiences as a coach, a military instructor and a camp leader I have always found that my students are at the top of this list. Whenever I am in a leadership position my number one priority is to facilitate the personal growth and development of every person I interact with. As a leader, I am fully aware of the influence I have over every developing mind that I come into contact with. For this reason, I find great importance in being the best role model I can be. Representing myself as a professional at all times is key to subconsciously having a positive influence on a growing mind. In my experience, in order to have a positive impact you must be able to relate to the learner. I’ve spent my entire life trying to gain as many different experiences as possible, in order to become an extremely well rounded individual. By representing this lifestyle choice in the classroom I will be able to bring valuable insight into many different interests, ultimately allowing me to optimally relate to many different types of learners. With the unique skill set I have developed throughout my life, I will be able to achieve the goal of positively influencing every student and follow through on the priority of facilitating the development of youth in all aspects of their lives.
- Chris Elliott