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A Growth mindset is something that is a invaluable lesson to have. By having a growth mindset you are looking to learn and get better for self achievement. In teaching especially as a beginner its truly very important. You cant think that if you struggle at first you cant become a teacher, however by working harder and having a growth mindset you will get better with time and practice. It is important to reflect on your work, to understand what works and what did not. To take professional development to stay up-to-date on new techniques. To collaborate with my peers and always look for constructive criticism. I think that having the mindset that you always want to get better is very important.

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Growth Mindset Introduction: What it is, How it Works, and Why it Matters

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Learning styles & the importance of critical self-reflection | Tesia Marshik | TEDxUWLaCrosse

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The Ontario College of Teachers standards is the backbone of life as a teacher. It encompasses the necessary elements to be a ethical teacher, and indicated the standards of practice. The standards of practice and ethical standards on this 2 page flyer handout could be posted in everyroom you teach. This should be looked at daily to remind yourself of the requirements and needs to being a member of the OCT.

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When I started teachers college I was unaware of the importance of differentiated instruction. The idea of adding differentiated instruction is that every student learns differently. It takes extra planning and hard work but it falls under the responsibility of the teacher to offer differentiation to those student who require. Differentiation will increase the students ability to learn. Having a growth mindset and following the ethical standards of Trust, Care, Respect differentiated instruction and lesson planning is extremely important. This show clip is great for explaining the need of differentiation.

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Why drive the car without knowing where you are going. Backwards design eliminates the worry about creating lesson plans without seeing the whole picture. Sometimes you could get caught up in creating a great lesson that you forget what the point of the lesson was. By using the backwards design method you can ensure that your lesson is appropriate to the learning goals and success criteria. This short clip gives some insights into why backwards design works. I think this is more for adults but its on a white board so its kinda fun.

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As a new learning and beginning teacher, it is easy and very rewarding and helpful to be a intentionally inviting teacher and person. As a classroom teacher as a profession you are a significant person. The message that you send and the way that you present has an influence on the people around you. I always like to start the day off by saying good morning in a happy excited way, meeting the students in the hallway to start the day. Effective teachers have inviting personalities. This is a privileged job and I enjoy the ability to do it.

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How could I not repost this video.  Respect is very imporant in teaching. Teachers need to
honour human dignity, emotional wellness
and cognitive development. I need
practice promoting social justice,
confidentiality, freedom, democracy and
the environment. Respecting the views of students, parents and other staff. Respecting the curriculum, and school board policies. Respect for ones self. Its important that we also respect ourselves, and our mental/physical health.
This video is about the respect for job and respect for the ability as a teacher to influence the next generation.

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Trust is an important aspect of teaching. Having a community that is safe is extremely important in building a positive classroom environment. It also means having a trusting relationship with the community. We are responsible for the children when they are at school but you are also responsible for improving their ability. The community is trusting that you will uphold yourself to be professional.

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I Trust You: A Game-Changer for My Classroom

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A quick talk about how I build trust in my classroom. (This video gives a quick talk about how to build trust in the classroom.)

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This Is my Pinterest page. On this you can find some cool pics, lessons, activities and interesting posters to use around your room. They are based on the four ethical standards.

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Discover recipes, home ideas, style inspiration and other ideas to try.

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Student engagement refers to the degree of the students’ level of motivation of the student, their curiosity and participation of the student throughout the activity. Student engagement occurs when the class is motivated to learn more, is curious about the topic and there is willingness to participate in the activates.

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7 Ways to Increase Student Engagement in the Classroom

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In education Inclusion is the idea that all students are treated equal, regardless of background or social status, regardless of IQ differences and regardless of ability. As an educator, it means being a diverse thinker, cultural educator and innovational person. In my class for example there are students from many variety of backgrounds. There are students of high and low economic households, students of different religious groups and students of different skin colors.

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Building Inclusive Classrooms and Working with Diverse Students

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The intent of this online learning module is: to be mindful that a welcoming and inclusive environment promotes student engagement and learning; to learn strategies on how to build an inclusive academic environment and curriculum; and to become aware of the various resources available for underrepresented students at Iowa State University.