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Using a qualitative case study approach, the study relies on semi-structured interviews with twenty teacher educators and fifteen teacher students from a Yemeni higher education institution. Thematic network analysis highlights limited awareness of construction practices and reliance on random processes for material design and evaluation, alongside insufficient teaching aids for realizing stated philosophies. 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By following the qualitative case study methodology, the author employed semi-structured interviews with twenty teacher educators and fifteen teacher students from one state higher education institution in Yemen.  \nWith the employment of thematic network analysis techniques, the findings report on the lack of awareness concerning the teaching philosophy statements construction, the random process of designing and evaluating teaching materials, and the lack of teaching aids for realizing the teaching philosophies of those with developed teaching statements. For practical implementation, university leaders and administrators are recommended to establish a program that focuses on the professional development of the teaching faculty with a focus on highlighting and providing useful knowledge on the ‘teaching philosophy statements’ construction and ‘materials design and evaluation’ processes.  \nKeywords: teaching philosophy, teacher education, higher education, curriculum design, Yemen  \nIntroduction  \n‘Teaching philosophy’ relates to the main roles of teachers in a classroom. Among many, roles such as good listening (Splitter & Sharp, 1995) and reflection (Butler, 1996) are a priority. When a teacher educator has learnt the roles they have to play with their students and achieves these roles properly, this indicates that they conceived a teaching philosophy. Teaching philosophy is simply the reflection of one’s conceptions on how teaching should be performed to achieve pre-planned goals and/or objectives.  \nThis study is conducted at one university in the context of Yemen. It mainly focuses on answering these two research questions: a) what is your teaching philosophy and how does your program help you practice it? and b) how do you choose or develop the content of the courses you are teaching? The findings indicate a dire necessity for university leaders and programs chairpersons to highlight the importance of constructing teaching philosophy statements for teacher educators and instructing student teachers on how to construct their own. The article is structured into three main sections. The first section introduces the  \n*  \nAssociate Professor, Department of Teacher Education, University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway.  \n[https://doi.org/10.30958/aje.9-2-3](https://doi.org/10.30958/aje.9-2-3) doi=10.30958/aje.9-2-3  \ntopic with a definition of the concept of ‘teaching philosophy’ and the constituents of the teaching philosophy statement. The second section reports on the research design while the third section reports on the study findings with a brief discussion and conclusion. Following is a definition of the teaching philosophy concept.  \nDefining Teaching Philosophy  \nTeaching is a complex activity, whether be it at basic or higher education. It demands the possession of many skills and qualities and continuous professional development. It also demands building effective relationships with colleagues, administrators and students (Turner & Morelli, 2017). At both levels of education, teachers need to construct effective teaching philosophy statements. This is more critical at higher teacher education programs that prepare teachers of different disciplines. Teacher educators, the fathers of knowledge at least in the eyes of their teacher students, must have developed clear and effective teaching philosophies that should be continuously reflected on. The quality of teaching depends on teacher educators’ conceptions of teaching (McAlpine & Westin, 2000) . 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