
Teachers’ styles and positive psychology are two aspects clearly linked. Javiera, Pamela, and Pia presented the first topic explaining in detail the different styles that teachers have; some of them were the funny teacher, the teacher who gives life lessons, the fair teacher, the authoritarian teacher, among others. In my opinion teachers should have a mixture of styles because they should be flexible in some situations and diverse in most of the time due to every student’s personality. These two characteristics could be difficult to achieve sometimes because teachers are also human beings who face problems, have frustrations, and so on. However, considering the positive psychology enlightened by Juan and Nicolas, it solves somehow this problematic situation of life. I remember some teachers saying that they are acting from the moment that they enter into the classroom. In my opinion this should not be like that because sooner or later they will collapse, and being realist clowns also cry; therefore, I consider the alternative, which is positive psychology and the explanation of the five minds.
It is very important to be conscious about what mind I have, and what style I perform. On one hand, I reflect myself on the mixture of the creating mind and the ethical mind; on the other hand, according to the teachers’ styles I have also a mixture between the teacher who gives life lessons, and the fair teacher. These two presentations were useful to understand deeply not only the practical situations that teachers should consider at the moment of teaching, but also this important tool of identifying my mind. This will help me not to be that vulnerable because now I know how to stimulate my mind with the positive aspect of life, and the styles that I have as a teacher.