CTE New Teacher Institute Forum: Important things about school administrators......

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Sunday, March 22, 2009

Important things about school administrators......

"The most important thing I've learned about working with my school administrators in the past term/year is . . . " As administrators they have so many things they are responsible for to make you school indusive to learning and to keep students focused on there educational needs. So as a teacher its important to work closley with your administrators so they will have an understanding of your program and needs as a teacher to successfully conduct your classes. My administrators are very supportive of my program they are also working to help my progam achieve industry certification. I have learned that the more they know about your program and see how much the students enjoy your classes they tend to give you the students that really want to be apart of your classes. In doing this your program tend to have better reults and students work harder because they really enjoy the class that they are apart of. So it is very important to have a good working relationship with all your school all your school administrators.

1 comment:

RS said...: Keio,

I feel the same way you do about the administrators, they have a lot to do wearing many hats. Definitely everyone should be working together to keep things moving smoothly. They are very helpful.

Thanks,
Ron; March 22, 2009 at 2:35:00 PM EDT