Proactive Professionalism Networking Today Nj 1
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The document provides tips for teachers to promote professionalism, including making themselves available through involvement in speech communities, networking, and building an e-portfolio. It suggests teachers get involved by researching districts' needs, networking with contacts, maintaining professionalism, and having patience. Teachers are encouraged to put themselves and their ideas in play, continuously promote their brand, and share their potential through an online portfolio.
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Proactive Professionalism Networking Today Nj 1
- 1. Proactive Professionalism School of Education Launching Tomorrow Today
- 2. Who is William Dawes? A Tennis player who recently won six Wimbledon championships A financial planner convicted of stealing from colleagues 401K plans A historic figure responsible informing colonists of an attack by the British army. A senator who was indicted on charges of tax evasion and fraud
- 3. YAWN
- 4. What makes you 'sticky'? Remarkable Memorable Exclusive Valuable
- 5. How do you harness your 'stickiness' ? Network Connect Communicate Showcase
- 6. Never Eat Alone Author Keith Ferrazzi gives some tips: Put yourself out there Be willing to give something away Be Transparent
- 7. Proactive Professionalism- Launching Tomorrow Today Make ourselves available Get involved Put our ideas in play Build an e-portfolio How to Ace a Job Interview on Skype, TIME
- 8. Make Ourselves Available-Speech Communities & LMX Speech Community Groups of people who share the same background, communication style and beliefs Leader Member Exchange Theory Relationships exist on a continuum of in-group and out-group
- 9. Your Self Presentation…negotiating our identities You are creating identity whenever you communicate and everybody else is too Creating identity affects who you are in relation to others. - Foundations of Interpersonal Communication, Stewart et al. Be the CEO of Your Own Brand
- 10. Get Involved- Five Key Aspects to Finding a Teaching Position with Confidence and Competence Preparation- professional portfolio, marketable experiences Research- districts that match/need your skills Networking- who do you know, let them know Professionalism- brand for success Patience- takes time to find the right fit Education Week Eric A. Arellano Career Counselor University of Texas at San Antonio
- 11. Who are you?- EDWeek In the survey, the researchers found "that teachers divided into three groups: the Idealists (23 percent), the Contented (37 percent) and the Disheartened (40 percent). Each of the groups has a distinctive set of attitudes and concerns that shape how they approach teaching and education reform." In which category would you currently place yourself?
- 12. Put Yourself in Play: Answer Four Questions Adapted from Fierce Conversations, Susan Scott Where am I going? Why am I going there? Who is going with me? How will I get there?
- 13. L Build an E-portfolio Go on the Web…Leave Something Valuable Behind + I have something to share… = Networking "...people of all ages are creating customized, personal web-based environments to support their social, professional and learning activities..." The 2009 Horizon Report
- 14. Web 1.0 vs. Web 2.0 • Read-only web vs. read/write web • Yahoo mail vs. Gmail • E-mail vs. IM • Newsletters vs. blogs • Static vs. dynamic • Isolated vs. interactive Robert Lackie, Rider University Librarian
- 15. E-portfolios- Benefits Showcase competencies Learn digital media Preserve work Network beyond Brand expertise Continuous conversation
- 17. E-portfolios- How do I start? Open source Home grown Vendor supported
- 18. E-portfolios- What do I include? Resume Letters of Recommendation References Teaching Philosophy Evidence of Teaching Lessons Video Artifacts
- 20. E-portfolios- How do I network?
- 21. Why Not Share Your Potential! "Teaching is one of the few professions that is not just a job or even an adventure—it's a calling. Great teachers strive to help every student unlock their potential and develop the habits of mind that will serve them for a lifetime." Arne Duncan, U.S. Secretary of Education , Oct. 22, 2009
- 22. Questions- Let's Network Suzanne Carbonaro NCATE/Assessment Coordinator Rider University School of Education [email_address] http://scarbonaro.com