Try to tailor your statement to the school’s specific areas of growth/need.
Also it’s always a good idea to talk about holding all students to high expectations (bc you DO believe in their ability to learn) while providing support.
Just wrote my first personal statement for a teaching position.
It's well written (if I do say so myself) but I cannot help feel I haven't covered EVERYTHING in the specification.
It's also approximately 900 words/1.75 pages long??
Any advice?
#edutwitter@MrTs_NQTs
After five months as a new principal, my resolutions for our school in the New Year:
1. Get into classrooms. Every day.
2. Build more shared leadership structures: specifically a Guiding Coalition.
3. Get our teacher teams on-board for identifying priority skills.
Here we go!
Great teaching is about taking risks but doing so while evaluating the impact of the instructional choices you’re making.
Even more effective when you do this with a team you collaborate with regularly. @MarzanoResource@SolutionTree@john_hattie
We’re hoping to improve our students sense of belonging by making our school a “no cellphone” environment. Parents are thrilled! https://t.co/AgEvtn4QFo
Are you a fisher? Fishing supports 1.8 million jobs in the U.S. (2019). Test your knowledge and see if you can correctly identify the name of the fish pictured. (3 of 11) #WorldFisheriesDay
The more you like kids, the more they like you.
Why does that matter?
Typically… stronger relationships lead to stronger learning.
In schools… learning is the goal.