philog #3 (the real one)

I wasn't able to get on blackboard to get the question to philog about but I gleaned it from my classmates. Hope I got all the questions right.
What does the phrase"an equal educational opportunity " mean to me.?
It means that children form all cultures, religions, and mental capabilities, have an opportunity to get a good education from my classes. No preconceived ideas about how much they're capable of, or how little.
What am I educating students to achieve?
To compete with other people form all over the world with the eduction they've gotten here in the U.S. They should be very savvy in math and english, especially. It seems to me that computers will be very prevalent in the 21st century and math and english seem to be very necessary in order to handle complex jobs involving computers.

What are my educational goals for my kids?
I want them to be able to compete with anybody in any other place in America or in the world for a job. I don't have any delusions that this will be easy. They will have to work twice as hard as their peers and excel in all areas. This means long hours, and before and after school help. 
What methods will I use to attain these goals?
I am not sure what my teaching methods will be. That is what I hope to get out of these classes I'm taking now. I need to know more about which methods I like and will use in my class.
How will you take diverse students from all over, and engage them successfully, in learning challenging academic material?
I think that all children like to do fun things. If you make the learning fun as well as challenging, they will want to do well because they like it, they like the self satisfaction.  There may be other things we will have to overcome in order to get to that point but one day at a time, one issue at a time.
What methods and strategies will I use to ensure that my students are all performing at an advanced level?
Again, I'm not sure of my methods yet, I'm hoping to learn my methods from these classes. I know that it will take more than there are hours in a typical school day. So, I'm thinking we will have to have some extra curricular activities.   I hope I got all the questions covered.  Jean Hart