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Aug 15, 2011
I'm about to begin my 10th year of teaching, and I just got tenure in my district. I think I am in the position and district that are a good match for me at this point. I have my Master's degree, and I've done my National Boards. I'm content with where I am, but I feel like I should be doing something to push myself a little further. Of course, I always need to work on improving my teaching, relationships with students, colleagues, parents, community. But beyond that, I'm not sure what to "work on" next. I don't want to become an administrator. I love teaching, and I don't want to get burnt out. Any ideas? If you could share your own career plan that would be helpful too. Thanks in advance for your advice.
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My circumstances and qualifications are similar. I have taught the same subject and grade level for the better part of a decade; the only official teaching job I have known. While many would see stagnation, I see an opportunity to streamline my curricula/content/methods to the sharpest of points.
Realistically, this wil...See More