Teachers' beliefs

Teachers’ beliefs are the ideas and convictions they hold about teaching, learning, and students. These beliefs influence how teachers plan lessons, interact with students, and assess progress. They are shaped by personal experiences, education, and culture, and can affect classroom practices and expectations. Understanding teachers’ beliefs helps in supporting effective teaching strategies and improving student outcomes. Essentially, these beliefs serve as a guiding framework that influences a teacher’s approach to education and their perceptions of what works best.