Leadership

Teachers lead in their classrooms and school, advocate for schools and children, function effectively in a complex community environment, meet high ethical standards of practice, and advocate for the teaching profession.

-Wake Forest University's Conceptual Framework

Being a leader is something that comes naturally for me. I have always enjoyed being in a leadership role and when I become a teacher things won’t change. Within my school, I will be a beacon of light. I will be a leader for my peers with my actions inside and outside of the classroom. I will constantly be looking for ways to improve my classroom, school and community. I will conduct myself in a professional manner and set an example with my strong work ethic, knowledge, and dedication to the teaching profession. For my students I will be role model in every area; academically, mentally, physically and morally. Being a leader and role model in and out of my classroom is important because it gives teachers a new path to follow, administrators unique ideas for improvements but most importantly, the students will have someone who will fight for them.

Click here to view my sample Newsletter

Here is a "Getting Started" PowerPoint I created to help me on the first day of school

This fall my classmates and I created and presented a PowerPoint about SmartPhone use at the 2008 NCETC. To view the presentation click here.

Last updated: March 25, 2008