The video below may inspire you to discover and articulate not simply what you do or how you do it, but why.
To begin, consider how the salient points expressed in the video relate to you as a teacher. How would you answer these questions?
How does innovation drive teaching and learning?
Where do you see yourself on this continuum, i.e., based upon the law of diffusion of innovation?
Source: Law of Diffusion of Technology. Image posted in Start with Why. TBK Consult Blog, 2012
Source: Simon Sinek Golden Circle. Image posted in How Great Leaders Inspire Action-The Golden Circle. Life-Engineering Blog, 2010.
What is an example of something you have pursued with passion primarily because you sincerely believed in what you were doing?
What risks were involved?
Why did you take them?
How did you overcome them?
How would you apply Sinek's "Golden Circle"?
Consider "what" you have to offer.
Identify and explain "why" it matters.
How does answering "why" you do what you do (over "how" or "what" you do) influence your understanding of who you are, what you value, and why someone else would care?