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More degrees and trainings. It will help you on the pay scale!

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More degrees and trainings. It will help you on the pay scale!

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Find experts in the subjects you teach

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connect and collaborate with other teachers

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connect and collaborate with other teachers

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Bring people together through group activities and highlight the commonalities of all humans

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Bring people together through group activities and highlight the commonalities of all humans

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In school training- sharing expertise

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Actively participate in your PLC and try to make positive changes or lead initiatives within or across your division.

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Move on a ladder of developemtn

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I am a big fan of stealing from people who do things well. If you have a coworker that is doing something that works don't be too egotistical, just take what they do and make it your own.

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Resources; teaching strategies; updates in current EdTech; peer review and feedback; etc.

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Understand and work to improve laws and policies as they relate to teaching

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Understand and work to improve laws and policies as they relate to teaching

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One of the more common pitfalls of experienced teachers who (while somewhat merited) feel theyve figured out teaching when in reality it should be a continuous process of improvement.

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Teachers can gain a deeper understanding on how to use a variety of instructional techniques

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Teachers can gain a deeper understanding on how to use a variety of instructional techniques

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we should aim to be leaders of change. being open-minded to new learning ourselves makes us better teachers.

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we should aim to be leaders of change. being open-minded to new learning ourselves makes us better teachers.

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To keep up with methods to teach students 21st Century skills.

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To keep up with methods to teach students 21st Century skills.

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Culture and institutions shift over time and require adaptation. Methods of the past, while probably optimal for the time, quickly becomes irrelevant and sub-optimal as society and children change with the times

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Experience different cultures through outreach and volunteerism

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Experience different cultures through outreach and volunteerism

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Respect other cultures and learn from each other.

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Respect other cultures and learn from each other.

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Theres a theory (not fully proven) in Political Science that states that contact with outer-groups (different ethnicities, cultures, relgions, socio-economic status, etc) increases empathy and behaviors of people towards those outergroups.
(https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abb3153)

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Including knowledge that takes the perspective of the historic, social, and economic realities of countries outside of the North-America - West Europe - Japan -Australia bubbles.

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My mentor told me that "we should learn from the families" not "about them".

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Definitely aligning curricula horizontally and vertically, rather than sticking within comfort zones.