My Goals as a Teacher Essay

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    In my four readings that I had this week, I learned many new things about how important it is to be a leader who is capable of working efficiently with others. Being able to work with others and form networks is very important when it comes to the real world. It defines what kind of leader you are and how efficiently you can achieve your goals. In the book, Emotionally Intelligent Leadership, the author discusses that to be a leader you must be able collaborate, and effectively work with others…

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    I Love My Writing

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    me. I have a goal to become the best writer that I possibly can. I believe with the right education and the correct guidance, I can achieve that goal. Even though I do love to read and write in my spare time, writing is definitely not my strong suit. I would love to improve my skills to better my reading and writing. I love to expand my knowledge as much as I can. I enjoy writing letters to people to let them know I am thinking about them. I just wish I knew all the rules to make my writing…

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    Glickman, Gordon and Ross-Gordon (2014) teacher evaluation systems should contain aspects of both summative and formative evaluations. Summative evaluations alone do not lead to the improvement of instructional practices of teachers. Following this type of protocol in teacher evaluation can also cause negative feelings and lack of participation by teachers. It is important that the teacher evaluation process fosters trust and open communication between teachers and evaluators (Glickman, Gordon,…

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    achievement and teacher success. In addition, teachers have to increase their knowledge and professional growth by taking classes on-line, communicating with other professionals and attending workshops in schools or universities. There are many goals that I have accomplished in this program and I can assure that I have acquired positive results from every single goal. Personally, I feel that I still need to work on some other areas of need such as how to communicate effectively with teachers and…

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    Why I Chose Education

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    was fascinated with becoming just like my teacher. Little did I know back then that my desire to be like her would actually become a desire I would follow. As I grew older and learned more about becoming an educator, three items caught my eye and mind: teacher’s job benefits, making a difference and how passionate they become. As I grew up, I started to ask my teachers what benefits they got from being one; the answer I received the most was vacation. During my years in primary and secondary…

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    different concepts. Intrinsic motivation is like a natural drive in my opinion. You want to do the task you are doing because you enjoy it. While on the other hand, extrinsic motivation is drive to do a certain task because you will be getting something in return. You aren’t technically interested in what you are doing you just want what there is to gain from it. After reading about these two concepts the first thing that popped into my head is what role they play in the classroom. We should…

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    student athlete who moved multiple times, I built many relationships with my teachers and coaches. I will always remember the teachers and coaches that had a positive impact on my life, whether it was in second grade or my senior year of high school. When I entered college, I contemplated majoring in Education and going straight into teaching because it was of serious interest to me. However, I chose to go another route with my major. After working for a few years in another field, I decided…

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    ethical conduct include high standards of honesty, integrity, and confidentiality. “The purpose of schools is to educate students.” While this may seem obvious, it is imperative that this main foundational goal be recognized in showing professionalism as the core of education. Teachers should always put the students first, and have the student’s welfare…

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    Education has been one of my top priority since elementary school. I've worked hard to achieve one thing and that's to go to college and get my teaching degree. I've wanted to become a teacher for as long as I can remember.Teachers are one of the most important groups of people in the world because without them all other jobs wouldn't be possible.I want to make a difference and becoming a teacher is the first step for me. I don't want to be like every other teacher in the world I want my…

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    evolving personal goals and values? How are they being or how will they be affected by the mission statement? My evolving personal goal at Marywood University is to be the unsurpassed student and believe in myself. Often times, I look for other people’s approval such as from my teachers or professors. As a child, I always wanted to become a teacher. But time and again, I looked for acceptance from others, which is a bad habit for a teacher. Most students look up to their teacher as a…

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