Key Area 1: Reflective Practitioner

A composition of music is created by a musical composer.  Music is written and revised many times before it is complete.  Through reflection, a composer can look back at his or her music and decipher which notes to changes or when to speed up or slow down the tempo.  Composers make changes to improve the overall sound of the piece.  Educators also reflect on their work.  Positive change cannot occur if teachers do not take the time to look back and decide what went well and what went wrong during any given school day.  More than just reflecting, we educators need to also attempt to fix or enhance our areas of weakness.

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Statement of Goals                                                                                                                            

    Following the completion of the TET program, I hope to fulfill the following goals in my profession as an educator.

Statement of Philosophy                                                                         

    This explains my teaching philosophy as an elementary teacher.

Resume                                                                                                    

    Here you can look at my education and previous teaching experiences.

Program of Study                                                                                    

    This link will show you all the courses I have completed in the TET program.