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Ernest Smith
College of Arts and Sciences
When I began my full-time teaching career, the first text I taught was from Paulo Freire's Pedagogy of the Oppressed, where the Brazilian educator contrasts "problem-posing education" and "the banking concept of education." According to Freire, the key to education is dialogic learning, rather than the one direct...
Mathilda Van Niekerk
College of Hospitality Management
My philosophy of teaching has developed over the course of many years of teaching and industry experience in South Africa and the USA. Looking back on my career, I have found that my mission as a teacher has always been based on the following unchanging principles: I always want to ensure that my students un...
Michael Strawser
College of Arts and Humanities
All true education and edification (or Bildung, which nicely captures the meanings of both words) is based on respect, and I am thankful to have consistently scored highest in this category on my student perception of instruction forms. There are several ways that I try to respect my students, perhaps the most im...
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