The Colorado Department of Education defines "Professional" using the following descriptors:
time & work management
career literacy
grit and resilience
work ethic; dependable and reliable
My Personal Definition of being Professional: In my opinion being professional is being someone who is above the ordinary and gives off special qualities/skills. It also means that you are constantly watching your actions and knowing how to well behave in many different situations.
My Future Plan & Career Statement
I aim to become someone who can be of good example and service to others. As a coach/teacher, my goal is to help individuals that are part of the team to reach their full potential in not only the sport they are in, but in other aspects of life like their education, and personal lives. To be able to make that a possibility, I will go to Colorado Mesa University to study Sports Management.
Goals I set for myself
To understand the job better: observing everything that the teacher do, asking them questions about it, and how it's important to the worksite.
Time Management: learn how to arrive on time to the worksite and to know how to manage my time properly with the tasks that I was put to do.
Develop my communication skills: communicate with as much students as I can and learn how to maintain a conversation that will be beneficial to not only me but with whoever I'm speaking with.
Soft Skills that I focused on
Teamwork
Responsibility
Professionalism
Positive Attitude
Communication
Focus
Confidence
Final Presentation
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Resume:
Current Experience
I interned at Columbine Middle School my second semester of my senior year at MHS. During that time, I was able to learn and develop certain skills that are necessary to have as a teacher/coach such as leadership, communication, empathy, etc. I also learned more about the position of a teacher and the responsibilties that are involved with such job.