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Professionalism is being flexible and professional in your job as facilitator with your students and colleagues and administration.

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Reflecting on teaching and making adjustments as necessary

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Following school and district policies

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Professionalism is not eating
during a Zoom video call...

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Using appropriate language with students, parents, and colleagues

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Professionalism is treating others with respect.

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Professionalism is acting in a situationally appropriate manner.

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Appropriate dress

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Professionalism is communicating with all stakeholders in a clear and efficient manner

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Professionalism is:
working as a team
being aware of school and county policies
dressing and speaking appropriately
knowing your role as an educator regarding your students and parents
checking your email
being willing to try new things
involvement in continued learning opportunities
pds
being prepared
collaborating with support staff and other specialists in the building

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Professionalism to me in the classroom setting is how we present ourselves to our peers, students, and stakeholders.  Do we demonstrate the ideals of what we want to teach the students?  Or do we say one thing and do another.

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Professionalism is:
1. Fulfilling responsibilities in a timely manner.
2. Participating in your professional community.
3. Presenting one's self in an appropriate way.
4. Specifically to teachers, it's always doing what is best for kids.

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Professionalism is the multitude of "teacher" behaviors displayed in the classroom and out. It includes how we interact with students, parents, coworkers, administrators, and the public.