Be the Most Professional Teacher in the School
Annette Breaux, Todd Whitaker
Abstract
Annette Breaux, Todd Whitaker
Abstract
Every teacher, in every school, has a reputation. A positive reputation is vital to your success as a teacher and your relationships with your students. A negative reputation is poisonous. Simply put, there’s no downside to having a positive reputation and no upside to having a negative one. The easiest way to establish and maintain a positive reputation is to be (or at least act as though you are) the most professional teacher in the school. We’ll show you how.
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Every teacher, in every school, has a reputation. A positive reputation is vital to your success as a teacher and your relationships with your students. A negative reputation is poisonous. Simply put, there’s no downside to having a positive reputation and no upside to having a negative one. The easiest way to establish and maintain a positive reputation is to be (or at least act as though you are) the most professional teacher in the school. We’ll show you how.
Key concepts: Mathematics education, Psychology, Pedagogy, Medical education, Medicine