Personal Code Of Ethics In Education

Introduction
As I reflect on my career, I’ve come to develop my philosophy of what a Leadership role should look like as I see myself in the administrative role. I’ve had many helping hands along the way to show, teach, guide, and mold me into what I want to see meshed into an ultimate educational model. Working in various schools and learning their pedagogy, I left with experiences in several models that allow me to grow as an educator. As part of an educator I grew to understand the many characteristics of employees that I worked with and became a team member.
Recruitment
As an administrator in the school district I need to fill the projected and anticipated areas of staffing needs. Currently the community has been a steady retaining community,
So it is no different that everyone has a different personal code of ethics when it comes to work and personal life. Hence, the phrase "personal" code of ethics. People develop their personal code of ethics through a variety of personal experiences. Mine have been from my family, culture, world experiences, and my teaching profession. It is important for all administrators of education to be lifelong learners. My personal code of ethics is you should show up to work on time, be caring and honest with others. Always work your hardest, and do not give up or quit something that you started. Treat all people in a respectful, fair, and equal way. Dress appropriately, professional, and always act professional because you never know who is watching. I grew up in a family that was expected to work for everything we ever received from our parents. My dad and mom are the hardest workers I know. They always had jobs, and never missed work unless an emergency came up. It was clear at a young age I needed to be at school, work, and any other event at least five minutes early no matter what. They also taught me to be my strong person and standup for what I believed in and myself. They encourage me to do my best in everything I tried. I was not allowed to quit anything I joined because I made a commitment. I still to this day do not quit anything I start. My family is the sole reason I
In my practice I will have to look at issues at all avenues and make my decisions as best as I know how. I know it is going to be a learning process but I will go at it in a positive manner. My experiences in the world have helped me tremendously, developing my own personal code of ethics. I have gone through prejudice, and discrimination just because my skin is brown. Being criticized because of my skin, has changed my view on many people and has helped me develop a personal belief on how people should be treated. I believe all individuals should have a fair and happy life experience. I have learned from my experience in the world to not let others effect your life in a negative way especially if it because of culture. Never be ashamed of where you came from, or who brought you up because in the end without those people you would not be living your