What type of educator are you?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Describe your teaching style.

  • A.
    I'm all about collaboration.
  • B.
    Using the latest teaching trends and tools to help my students bloom.
  • C.
    Working to develop myself daily.
• 2.
  You primarily work with:

  • A.
    School leaders
  • B.
    Teachers
  • C.
    Students
• 3.
  What's your BIGGEST strength?

  • A.
    I'm a trustworthy hub of information. No part of the curriculum gets away from me.
  • B.
    I'm always willing to lend a helping hand.
  • C.
    Motivation - I push my students to achieve bigger + better.
  • D.
    I'm a doer! I take charge when necessary. 
• 4.
  Which of the following would make you the most fulfilled?

  • A.
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    Engaging my students.
  • B.
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    Honing my craft.
  • C.
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    Developing teachers.
• 5.
  What do you love most about education?

  • A.
    Building a special connection with my students.
  • B.
    The ability to mentor my colleagues to be their best.
  • C.
    The continued changes and opportunities to grow.
• 6.
  People often find you: 

  • A.
    Planning and prepping engaging lessons for my students.
  • B.
    Seeking and engaging in opportunities to develop myself.
  • C.
    Leading and developing teachers.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You're a Lead Learner

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  As a Lead Learner:Your inner educator is eager to serve teachers and district leaders, in ways that more effectively impact your school and all stakeholders. When you shift from being an administrator to a Lead Learner you realize that you can no longer lead from the top; you must lead from the middle.While the traditional principal leads from an office and a podium, the Lead Learner is highly visible, working in classrooms, hallways, cafeterias and, yes, even on social media—actively engaging with everyone in the school community.Based on how you answered the “What type of educator are you” questions, your inner educator wants to develop teachers and other leaders around you to be the best version of themselves so they can better serve students. You want to inspire all stakeholders through conversation, collaboration, and positive culture development.You're willing to do whatever it takes to develop yourself in many ways, because you know that in order to be the leader you need to be, you have to walk the walk. You have to be more than just a principal. You have to nurture your inner educator and become a Lead Learner, and you long for new opportunities and assets to help you on this journey. How We Can Help:Facing new challenges daily, school leaders lack the time and resources needed to deliver immediate results. Times 10 Publications provides practical solutions that busy educators can read today and use tomorrow. In fact, we're sending you an expanded version of your Inner Educator Results now, with some practical resources you can use immediately. Look for an email from longtime educator and our founder, Mark Barnes. One more thing: Do you have friends and colleagues with Teacher Types like yours? Share your Quiz Results now to find out.
• 2.
  Personalized Learner

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  As a Personalized Learner:Your inner educator is eager to hone your craft. You want to help your stakeholders--students and colleagues--be the best they can be and achieve at the highest level. To accomplish this goal, you know you must constantly be evolving and improving. Your drive to be the absolute best version of yourself is strong. But how can you feed the personalized learner inside you, when you are inundated with overwhelming and often-unnecessary professional development offerings from your district's leaders?They're giving you math, and you teach history. They're preaching test preparation and worksheets, and you want PBL and inquiry. They want traditional grades, and you want feedback literacy. Let's be honest, school-driven PD rarely fits the needs of all educators. You know what you need and, in most cases, you will be the best person to fulfill those needs. Based on how you answered the “What type of educator are you?” questions, your inner educator wants to grow in specific, personalized ways, so you can better serve students, parents, and colleagues. You want to develop a unique, progressive, innovative culture, and you're hungry for better ideas and strategies. You don't want to just sit back and receive PD; you want to drive your own learning, but you wonder if this is even possible.How We Can Help:Facing new challenges daily, educators lack the time and resources needed to deliver immediate results. Times 10 Publications provides practical solutions that busy educators can read today and use tomorrow. In fact, we're sending you an expanded version of your Inner Educator Results now, with some practical resources you can use immediately. Look for an email from long-time educator and our founder, Mark Barnes. One more thing: Do you have friends and colleagues with Teacher Types like yours? Share your Quiz Results now to find out.
• 3.
  Student Engager

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  As a Student Engager:Your inner educator is willing to do anything to engage every single student. You want your students to not only love your subject, you want them racing to your classroom, eager to dive in to every lesson and activity every day. But you're not fooling yourself; you know that today's learners come to you with an array of issues that impact their level of engagement, including variables outside of school that are rarely in your control. Plus, you may be saddled with a traditional curriculum and standards, and your district or school may have strict policies that inhibit a teacher's style and strategies. How can anyone inspire all students to want to learn their lessons and collaborate effectively with their peers? It's a monstrous challenge, for sure.Based on how you answered the “What type of educator are you?” questions, your inner educator wants to create a classroom, or distance learning space, where kids feel welcomed, valued, and safe. You want to inspire every learner through conversation, collaboration, and exciting activities.You're willing to learn and employ progressive ideas and strategies like project-based learning, inquiry, alternative assessment techniques, feedback literacy, modern technology, and anything else that encourages students to engage with your content daily, but you still see intimidating hurdles in your path.How We Can Help:Facing new challenges daily, educators lack the time and resources needed to deliver immediate results. Times 10 Publications provides practical solutions that busy educators can read today and use tomorrow. In fact, we're sending you an expanded version of your Inner Educator Results now, with some practical resources you can use immediately. Look for an email from long-time educator and our founder, Mark Barnes. One more thing: Do you have friends and colleagues with Teacher Types like yours? Share your Quiz Results now to find out.