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March 3, 2026Clio s Psyche0 citationsOpen Access

Teaching Is Reaching

MHMarshall Harth

Key Points

  • Enthusiasm remains a driving force in shaping a successful teaching career, enhancing engagement.
  • Reflective practices have fostered insights into personal growth as an educator over three decades.
  • The connection between personal identity and professional role enriches the teaching experience.
  • Long-term teaching experience reveals a sustained passion that contributes to effective pedagogy.

Abstract

An opportunity to reflect on my pedagogy is truly an invigorating experience. Where have I been? Where am I now? Where am I going? This series of questions can be quite provocative. As I reviewed my experiences and the record of my activities and achievements, I had to step back and say, “Well Marshall, it looks like you really enjoy what you do!” I think that captures the essence of what energizes my success: namely, my enthusiasm. I have now completed thirty-three years of teaching at Ramapo College and it has been an amazing and satisfying experience. I detect no inkling of a depreciation of the level of my enthusiasm for my profession. The connection between me the person and me the pedagogue is fused.

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Marshall Harth (2005) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75a0dc6e9836116a1f8afhttps://doi.org/10.70763/62b98e188905060143a433b1363b3266
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