Kick Start Your Teacher Blog in 30 Days
Here is the list I came up with of questions that all deal with education to kick start my blog in 30 days. I think that blogging regularly will get easier if I make the commitment to do it everyday for the first 30 days.
1. How did you decide to become a teacher?
2. What do you believe is your greatest strength as a teacher?
3. In which area do you think you can improve the most?
4. What were you most worried about as you approached your first day as a teacher?
5. How do you keep your classroom organized?
6. What have you observed of other teachers that might work in your own classroom?
7. How can you best promote responsibility in your students?
8. How do you connect with your students?
9. What do you want out of the “Staff Room”?
10. Describe your ideal administrator.
11. What do you think about the phrase: “Always teach like you are going to be observed?”
12. What strategies do you use to keep up with grading?
13. What helpful advice have you heard about dealing with parents?
14. Who do you turn to for teaching advice and why?
15. How would you describe yourself as a person and as a teacher?
16. What is your biggest regret as an educator?
17. What is the most important thing you have learned in school?
18. What about education frustrates you the most?
19. How would your coworkers describe you?
20. Describe yourself during your first year of teaching and discuss how you have grown.
21. What was your most enjoyable moment as a teacher?
22. What did you encounter in your career which you did not expect?
23. What aspects about education are you currently excited for?
24. What part of teaching has been the easiest?
25. How were you taught in middle school?
26. What web tools do you think are most important for professional development today?
27. What is one thing you want to accomplish before you are done teaching?
28. How do you create a classroom where every student feels included and valuable?
29. What is your preferred learning style and how does it affect how you teach?
30. What kind of teacher do you want to be in 10 years?
1. How did you decide to become a teacher?
2. What do you believe is your greatest strength as a teacher?
3. In which area do you think you can improve the most?
4. What were you most worried about as you approached your first day as a teacher?
5. How do you keep your classroom organized?
6. What have you observed of other teachers that might work in your own classroom?
7. How can you best promote responsibility in your students?
8. How do you connect with your students?
9. What do you want out of the “Staff Room”?
10. Describe your ideal administrator.
11. What do you think about the phrase: “Always teach like you are going to be observed?”
12. What strategies do you use to keep up with grading?
13. What helpful advice have you heard about dealing with parents?
14. Who do you turn to for teaching advice and why?
15. How would you describe yourself as a person and as a teacher?
16. What is your biggest regret as an educator?
17. What is the most important thing you have learned in school?
18. What about education frustrates you the most?
19. How would your coworkers describe you?
20. Describe yourself during your first year of teaching and discuss how you have grown.
21. What was your most enjoyable moment as a teacher?
22. What did you encounter in your career which you did not expect?
23. What aspects about education are you currently excited for?
24. What part of teaching has been the easiest?
25. How were you taught in middle school?
26. What web tools do you think are most important for professional development today?
27. What is one thing you want to accomplish before you are done teaching?
28. How do you create a classroom where every student feels included and valuable?
29. What is your preferred learning style and how does it affect how you teach?
30. What kind of teacher do you want to be in 10 years?
These are awesome questions and quite frankly, there are some that I'm not sure how I would answer. Yes, self reflection is a good thing.
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