1. You have a love for children and a passion for teaching. 2. You are in a terrific support group that shares your joys and concerns. 3. Children come first! 4. We have an amazing "home" in which to daily work as the Ensworth family. 5. We are blessed with material and financial support so that our needs in the classroom are always met. 6. We have great comraderie! 7. Ensworth is a childrens place.
Our students should feel they are in a safe and warm environment with teachers who care deeply about their personal journeys in learning. Their inquisitive little minds should be loved, appreciated and nurtured.
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ReplyDeleteThou shalt be prepared.
ReplyDeleteHelping children explore their ideas and challendge their ideas about their place in the world.
ReplyDeleteE for LIFE!
ReplyDeletestrive for execelence
ReplyDeleteThou shalt love thy children.
ReplyDeleteThou shalt not be unkind or disrespectful to the children.
ReplyDeleteHonor thy co-workers with respect, help and wonderfully creative ideas!
ReplyDeletewill work for hugs.... but don't tell Will
ReplyDeleteThe most important thing we do at Ensworth is take care of each other.
ReplyDeleteThou shall treat others as you have them treat you!
ReplyDeleteTeaching or reminding students that THE world is much bigger than THEIR world
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"Love" shold be there!
ReplyDeleteDo unto others as you would have done unto you.
ReplyDeleteThou shall be committed
ReplyDeleteLove children - Have a world of patience!
ReplyDeleteThou shall make a difference in each child
ReplyDeleteEverything we do should be "grounded" in love (have love/passion) at its center.
ReplyDeleteBrooks
I think it's so important that Ensworth trusts each teacher to do what is best for his or her students.
ReplyDeleteIt's all about loving the kids.
ReplyDeleteTish
taking care of each other
ReplyDeleteThou shalt be kind to one another.
ReplyDeleteThou shall be prepared
ReplyDelete1. A teacher must have passion for what he or she does.
ReplyDeleteCamy
Thou shall encourage children to reach their potential
ReplyDeleteThou shalt show by example the ideals of honesty, hard work, respect and enjoyment of learning.
ReplyDeleteHelping children become happy successful individuals in a changing world
ReplyDeleteThou shalt love thy children.
ReplyDeleteThou shalt help all students meet our high academic standards.
ReplyDeleteThe students/children should be at the heart of all we do.
ReplyDeleteBrooks
Mutual respect for all members of the community
ReplyDeleteThou shalt respect each student even though they are all different
ReplyDeleteHelp students become critical thinkers
ReplyDeleteAcademic discipline which nourishes and encourages
ReplyDeleteThou shall be kind and generous to one another
ReplyDeleteInspiring students to discover,respect,and nurture the best in themselves and the best in others.
ReplyDeleteWhat matters? Caring about the kids and caring about each other--being as respectful to each other as we are towards the kids.
ReplyDeleteRuby
Working with colleagues to improve our practice and draw on each others' expertise.
ReplyDeleteThou shalt be a seeker of TRUTH.
ReplyDeleteBrooks
Always plan for more time than you have - lessons have a habit of going very quickly.
ReplyDeleteBe passionate about your work.
ReplyDeletelove the children
ReplyDeleteBefore you can teach others to be the best they can be, you must strive to be the best you can be!
ReplyDeletethou shalt do thy math in pencil
ReplyDeleteThou shalt be a mentor and role model to each student
ReplyDeleteBe love.
ReplyDeleteGretchen
Thou shall be flexible
ReplyDeleteRemember that every child is beloved by his or her parents and that every parent loves his or her children.
ReplyDeleteFamily
ReplyDeleteThou shall be understanding and caring
ReplyDeleteIntegrity and truth are powerful forces!
ReplyDeletetreat the children with kindness and respect
ReplyDeleteThou shall be willing to adjust thy practice in order to effectively teach the thinkers in your class.
ReplyDeleteice cream everyday!
ReplyDeleteThou shall be leaders in the Ensworth community
ReplyDeleteIn addition to using a pencil in math - you will show all your steps and check your work!
ReplyDeleteWe are lucky to be in an institution that works with us to become all we can be
ReplyDeleteThou shalt listen to students because we learn from them too.
ReplyDeletelove is chocolate
ReplyDeleteWhat really matters and what is at the heart of every good teacher are kindness, patience, respect and concern for others.
ReplyDeleteThough shal proofrid you're werk
ReplyDeleteWE are the village which is raising our students
ReplyDeletekindness
ReplyDeletehonesty
empathy
love
and the greatest of these is love
1. You have a love for children and a passion for teaching.
ReplyDelete2. You are in a terrific support group that shares your joys and concerns.
3. Children come first!
4. We have an amazing "home" in which to daily work as the Ensworth family.
5. We are blessed with material and financial support so that our needs in the classroom are always met.
6. We have great comraderie!
7. Ensworth is a childrens place.
Our students should feel they are in a safe and warm environment with teachers who care deeply about their personal journeys in learning. Their inquisitive little minds should be loved, appreciated and nurtured.
ReplyDeleteWe must give to others because we have so much to give.
ReplyDeleteDemonstrate what you teach by doing, not just saying
ReplyDeleteThou shalt encourage students to challenge themselves
ReplyDeleteThou shall love to READ and pass the love for reading on to their children!
ReplyDeleteWe are encouraged to try new things and we should encourage our children to take healthy risks as well
ReplyDeletelecturing is only fun for the teacher
ReplyDeleteTeaching and learning are not exclusive activities
ReplyDeleteAll faculty members should respect their colleagues enough to be on time for all of their responsibilities.
ReplyDeleteA love for learning brings a love for life
ReplyDeleteIf you aren't learning your dieing
ReplyDeleteLove what you do, love whom you teach, love each other, love what you can become
ReplyDeleteThou shall help the Titans!!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Anonymous!
ReplyDeletecaring for others before oneself is of the highest importance.
ReplyDeleteThy shall be a good role model!
ReplyDeleteWeiwei
Thou shalt understand what a great school Ensworth is.
ReplyDeleteteach HOW to think, not WHAT to think
ReplyDeleteThou shalt use spell check.
ReplyDeleteTake pleasue in small things - they are the building blocks of greatness
ReplyDeleteThou shalt communicate clearly after saying it three times fast.
ReplyDeleteThou shall spend hours and hours and hours on GOOD comments. Your children deserve it.
ReplyDeleteArts and service learning are important for the future of our students
ReplyDeleteI don't think lecturing is even fun for the teacher.
ReplyDeleteThou shalt USE MICROPHONES at staff meetings.
ReplyDeleteThou shall be patient
ReplyDeleteLearning is the best reward.
ReplyDeleteThou shalt thank our technology crew! Thank you Chelsy, Tony, Teri, and Brad!
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