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What are some strategies for making a good impression on your first day of work in Education?

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You've landed your dream job in education, and you're eager to start making a positive impact on your students, colleagues, and community. But before you dive into the curriculum, lesson plans, and assessments, you need to make a good impression on your first day of work. How can you show your professionalism, enthusiasm, and competence without being too nervous, overbearing, or awkward? Here are some strategies to help you ace your first day of work in education.

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Lucía Pereira de Souza Ricciardi

Teacher at Instituto Cultural Anglo-Uruguayo
Kwame Sarfo-Mensah

Emergent ABAR Educator | Education Consultant | Teacher Development Specialist | Author | Blogger

1 Prepare ahead of time

The best way to avoid stress and confusion on your first day is to prepare ahead of time. Find out as much as you can about the school, the staff, the students, and the expectations. Review the policies, procedures, and protocols of your workplace, and familiarize yourself with the layout, the schedule, and the resources. Pack your essentials, such as your ID, your laptop, your documents, and your supplies. Plan your outfit, your commute, and your breakfast. And most importantly, get a good night's sleep.

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Lucía Pereira de Souza Ricciardi

Teacher at Instituto Cultural Anglo-Uruguayo
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In all the years I've been working as an educator, there are a few things I firmly believe make a great impact not only when holding a job but also when building a career. 1. Plan for the expected and the unexpected. It is common to face multiple challenges when teaching. Your plan should contemplate disruptions, different learning styles, and flexibility to accommodate unexpected events. 2. Show everyone that you care. This is a job where empathy, respect, and tolerance will take you far. It is important that you show in actions that you care about your students and co-workers and being humble is key. 3. Last but not least...always be ready to learn. Educators are always teaching...and LEARNING. Always be open to feedback.

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2 Introduce yourself confidently

Your first day is a great opportunity to introduce yourself to your new colleagues, supervisors, and students. Be friendly, polite, and respectful, and use appropriate titles and names. Smile, make eye contact, and shake hands firmly. Give a brief and positive self-introduction that highlights your background, your role, and your goals. Avoid oversharing, complaining, or bragging. And don't forget to listen and remember the names and faces of the people you meet.

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3 Ask questions and seek feedback

You don't have to know everything on your first day, and it's okay to ask questions and seek feedback. This shows that you're curious, humble, and willing to learn. Ask for clarification, guidance, and advice from your mentors, peers, and students. Seek feedback on your performance, your communication, and your expectations. Be open-minded, receptive, and grateful for the input you receive. And don't be afraid to admit your mistakes and learn from them.

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Kwame Sarfo-Mensah

Emergent ABAR Educator | Education Consultant | Teacher Development Specialist | Author | Blogger
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Let your colleagues and supervisors know, through your words and actions, that you're coachable and open to learning. Given that this is the first day on the job, you're bound to take notes and have many questions to ask about certain aspects of your work. Being inquisitive and showing the desire to maximize your professional growth in your new role goes a long way to develop positive working relationships with your new colleagues and supervisor.

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4 Show your enthusiasm and passion

One of the best ways to make a good impression on your first day is to show your enthusiasm and passion for education. Express your excitement, gratitude, and optimism for your new job. Share your vision, values, and mission for your role. Demonstrate your interest, creativity, and initiative in your work. Engage with your students, colleagues, and community in meaningful ways. And celebrate your achievements, no matter how small.

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5 Be flexible and adaptable

Your first day may not go exactly as you planned, and you may encounter some challenges, surprises, or changes along the way. Instead of being frustrated or overwhelmed, be flexible and adaptable . Adjust to the situation, the environment, and the people. Embrace the diversity, the complexity, and the opportunities. Be ready to improvise, collaborate, and innovate. And remember that your first day is not the end, but the beginning of your journey.

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6 Follow up and follow through

Your first day is not over when you leave the workplace. You need to follow up and follow through with the people you met and the tasks you started. Send a thank-you note, an email, or a message to your supervisor, your mentor, your colleagues, and your students. Express your appreciation, your feedback, and your expectations. Confirm your next steps, your deadlines, and your goals. And keep your promises, your commitments, and your standards.

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7 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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6 Follow up and follow through

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