All of the above. A teaching philosophy should reflect the educator's understanding and imagination of teaching, as well as their knowledge and strengths. Furthermore, it should also reflect an individual's interpretation and thinking, as well as their values and beliefs about education and learning.
Values and beliefs. Your teaching philosophy should reflect your core values and beliefs about education, learning, and the role of the teacher. It should guide your decisions in the classroom and shape your approach to teaching. Understanding and imagination, knowledge and strengths, and interpretation and thinking are all important components of teaching, but they should be supported by and aligned with your values and beliefs.
