can you give feedback to my peers/classmate (follow the red guide please) 1 paragraph

Guided Response: As you respond to a minimum of two peers, consider responding to at least one peer who addressed a different question than you did. Offer additional unique insights/experiences of your own to the conversation. Be sure to respond to any queries or comments posted by your instructor. Week 1: Discussion Post #2 – Challenges and Rewards for the Reflective Practitioner Question B: How do your beliefs, attitudes, values and experiences influence your personal philosophy of education? Examine how these four components will influence your views on teaching and learning. When you consider your role in the classroom, what is your personal metaphor for teaching? Do you see yourself in the role of conductor, coach, mother hen, etc? How will this influence the way you educate young learners? Provide at least two examples of how your philosophy will be exhibited in the classroom. I think a person’s personal philosophy on their profession is something that changes as the field they work in changes. As for my professional philosophy of education, I believe that every student is entitled to the best education that they can possibly get. It is my job as an educator to give that student the best education that they can get. As a librarian, I believe that I need to give students the best experience in the library that I can. I need to be helpful, understanding, compassionate, and patient with the children. I know that they will be there for projects and to find books for reports, but I also want to make their experience fun. From a very young age, I was taught to always see the good in people and to see the positive side of life. I am an eternal optimist. I think that has shaped my view on what kind of educator that I want to be in a major way. I have always believed in being honest with people, so I want to exhibit that in my role as an educator as well. In this day and age, children are starting to feel like they are entitled. They should have certain things; i.e. cell phones, tablets, laptops, video game consoles, etc. I feel that we need to take a big step back. I think, when it comes to school, that the only thing children are entitled to are an outstanding education. I don’t think we should sugar coat things for children. They need to hear the truth. I have never been one of those people that think people should get trophies just for participating. Work hard, then maybe you’ll get that trophy. If you don’t get it, don’t quit. Just know that you need to work harder. As my role in the classroom, what is my personal metaphor? Hmmm, that is a tough one. I would say that my personal metaphor, for my role as a school librarian, would be more towards that of a mother hen. I’ve always been more of a cat person, so I will go with that. I am the mother cat who is watching over her kittens, letting them explore the world around them, and always there when they need her. I would be there to help the children with whatever books and media they might need. I would be there to give them ideas about books and projects and research. I would let them figure things out on their own. But, I would be there when they need help. I think this will influence the way that I educate young minds by giving them room to grow, but assuring them that I will be there when they need help. I think children need that with education. I think they need room to grow, but need the reassurance that they can get help when they need it.