Sunday, December 4, 2011

Reflection of Capstone Paper and Professional Growth Plan

I just completed the Capstone paper and am feeling very relieved.  This has been a tough semester trying to balance everything and do a good job as well. 

Thinking and discussing the future made me re-evaluate my own professional goals.  Where do I see my school in five years, and where do I see myself in that picture.  I realized I'm ready to take the next step in educational leadership.  I want to help teachers and staff as they conquer the new wave of demands that will come with the Common Core Standards.  I believe my experience at all levels, elementary, intermediate and presently high school have prepared me to work with teachers in a leadership capacity. 

Education is on a threshold of change, and I would like to a part of the leadership team to help guide us into the next phase of assessments and instructional practices.  PLCs are still at the beginning stages and I believe I can help staffs or departments colloborate to focus on the achievement of ALL students.  It is a challenging time in education, but very exciting. 

3 comments:

  1. Hey Marci-
    Education is all about change and as administrators, we need to be willing to adjust our visions as needed. PLC's are so important and I am sure each school site can agree that there are some sections of campus that are succeeding in implimenting them and some that need guidance.

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  2. Hi Marci!

    I am almost as happy as you are to be able to see the finnish line of our Cohort program. Like you this paper gave me a very good insight on what every administrator and teacher should be working towards. Overall, I found this paper useful as it made me think.

    Hang in there... We just have a little bit more to go!

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  3. Congratulations on completing these assignments! You're absolutely right about this being a very exciting time in education. Your experience will indeed help you to help students, teachers, parents, and colleagues. Best of luck to you.

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