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The only way to truly develop as a professional is to never stop learning. Do not be afraid to ask for help, it's okay not to know everything, but it is not okay to fail  and not learn from your failure. A professional understands failure will cause them to keep going until they succeed. I failed many times just trying to pass the math portion of the CBEST.  When I finally passed, I received the highest score on the math section. Math is not my strongest subject, but I was not giving up, the test was not going to win. As a teacher I will continually strive to learn my profession, to make my vocation my identity.

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Profession and vocation are not interchangeable, they work together in developing my goal of becoming an effective teacher. This journey is an ever learning process with challenges, obstacles, and rewards along the way. Teaching gives me the ability to change lives by the professionalism, passion, and desire I will bring to my vocation. Professionalism is made of many different ideas, for me, professionalism is how I conduct myself on a day to day basis, how I interact with the students, the staff, parents, and administrators. Also it will be the standards I will maintain, and set for my students and myself.

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My profession, my call, my desire, my journey, what makes me who I am? Is it the profession I have chosen? Or is it the vocation which has called me?

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Sports & Spirituality: Most Likely to Succeed: LeBron James

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a strong desire to spend your life doing a certain kind of work (such as religious work)

: the work that a person does or should be doing

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Sports & Spirituality: Most Likely to Succeed: LeBron James

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1. a :  a calling requiring specialized knowledge and often long and intensive academic preparation

2. b :  a principal calling, vocation, or employment

3. c :  the whole body of persons engaged in a calling