Educators hold hefty responsibilities during their role in the lives of students, colleagues, administrators, parents, and others they come in contact with in the educational setting. Educators need to not only keep in mind that they are to teach and guide students in their classroom but are accountable for the well-being of their students. Educators often become role models for their students and colleagues so it is best if each educator make appropriate decisions, follow school, district, state, and national guidelines, be professional in all matters, and ask questions to their supervisor, principle, superintendent, or faculty member with whom they are to report to if one arises. In my future classroom, I plan to create rules with my students and teach them classroom and school guidelines during the first day and first few weeks of the school year. My goal in doing so is because I want to ensure that all students in my classroom know that they are important, unique, and will be safe in all they do when they come to school each day.
Resources
Kellough, R., & Kellough, N. (2008). Teaching young adolescents: Methods and resources for middle grades teaching (5th ed.). Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Pearson Merrill/Prentice Hall.
Nice job:) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with you! As future teachers we need to make sure to set the rules and guidelines the first few weeks of the school year so your students know them and know that they also follow the schools guidelines. Thanks for sharing :)
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