Woohoo! It's Tuesday again! I am loving this link party with Teach, Talk, Inspire and My Day in K!
This week's theme is…
What do you want out of your career as a teacher? Is moving into management on your bucket list? How about becoming a curriculum leader?
Here's mine…
For the past 6 years I've delivered Phonics and Guided Reading lectures and workshops to a group of post graduate trainee teachers and I love it. This led me on to becoming an SLE (Specialist Leader in Education) with a Literacy focus. The aims of the SLE initiative is to use a teacher's expertise to support and develop practice in other classrooms and schools. Whilst I've continued my PGCE sessions and delivered several CPD sessions for teachers and TAs, I am yet to be 'deployed' so to speak- I am hoping this will pick up over the next couple of years as I am eager to share the strategies I love and have found effective with other professionals.
There are many reasons I'd love to grow my TPT store- to find out about them click here and visit my Dare to Dream blog post. In the first instance I'd simply love to support my own TPT spending with my profits- I'm not quite there yet!
Even though I began my teaching career focused on KS2 (7-11) since I qualified I've always taught KS1. I love it and am very proud of how amazing the children I get to spend my days with are but don't get me wrong, I think I'd love the chance to move into Foundation Stage or KS2 for a little while to keep myself fresh and develop my understanding of the Primary age range as a whole.
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Check out the previous 2 link-ups here- Two Truths and a Lie and Summer Snapshot
Great Bucket! You can do it! Check out my post. There's a FREEBIE and you are going to like it! :)
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~Elizabeth
Love your bucket list! Hope you get to reach all your goals you've set yourself :)
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading your bucket list! It sounds like you have wonderful goals. I think trying different grade levels is always a great experience. I wish you all the luck as you continue to work towards attaining your goals. Thanks for sharing and linking up with us!
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