What are your strengths that are most helpful to staff (teachers)?
Supervision is helping employees perform at their best, in service to their organization's mission. By working to build forthright, caring, and respectful relationships with each teacher and team, supervisors create communities of problem solvers. I believe that my strength of caring, dedication, mind-opening, hard worker and reliability are great factor that are most helpful to staff. Being a great example for teachers and staff can help them develop and soar to the next level of becoming greater mentor that will help their children in discovering their own world.
With great supervision, staffs are invited to take responsibility for their own actions, attitudes, and relationship.
What additional skills would you like to gain?
While I may be caring, dedication, mind-opening, hard worker etc. developing new and additional skills can enhance essential supervisory practice. These additional skills may be insight, empathy, courage and nurture. Supporting each employee to claim and build on their strengths, while working through their weakness, will call on us as supervisor to read staff accurately and let them see talents and gifts they might not yet see in themselves.
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It is good for us to be able to mention our strengths and weakness. The first step forward to everything is being able to see what the problem is. Do not forget that we can be directors, but we can still learn a lot from our staff. We are not always the mentors for them I am pretty sure we can get some good things from them as well.
ReplyDeleteI will recommend you work hard on those new skills you need to develop, because to my own point of view insight, empathy and courage are a key for our profession. We need those three things to help out our staff to give out their best.
I believe that your caring, love and dedication to a company and staff is very important especially and a leadership role as a director because people want to feel that you care for them and have their best interest at heart, but I think you should also be carful because people can easily take advantage of somebody who is caring and loving and don't know their boundary lines.
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