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Many educators don't include their philosophy of education as a marketing tool in their teaching portfolio, often causing missed job opportunities. A Statement of Educational Philosophy is a thoughtful paper, usually one to two pages long, which captures your core educational principles. This insightful document should demonstrate your commitment to education, goals for the classroom, and your understanding of grammar, spelling, and the written word. It is imperative that you take this document seriously - possibly even hiring a professional. Your personal philosophy of education is just one part of the teaching portfolio.

We help educators perfect their philosophy of education, as well as many other aspects of their teaching portfolio. If you want to take advantage of our expertise, order the required service by clicking on the "Buy This" button below or  from our pricing page. We will immediately email you a series of questions to answer - you email back your responses. Then sit back, relax, and let us develop a powerful, truthful, and unique paper to highlight your beliefs.

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Items to include in your Teaching Portfolio:

• Table of Contents

• Resume and Cover Letter

• Statement of Philosophy

• Sample Lesson Plans

• Classroom Photographs with Inspirational Quotes or Poetry

• Lesson Materials

• Student Evaluations

• Autobiography

• Supervisors' Evaluations

• Reference List

• Recommendation Letters

• Official Transcripts

It's important to strategically introduce your portfolio during the interview - the first page or two must grab the interviewer's attention and convince him or her to review the rest. Using a portfolio is relatively new to the teacher/administrator job search, so if presented correctly, it can really make a favorable impression.

Know your resume and all other marketing documents in your portfolio inside and out. When you go into the interview, you don't want to fumble around looking for something: organizational skills sell. Try to remain in control of the portfolio, so you can properly show all relevant documents to the interviewer(s). The odds of securing a job offer will increase if you have a great portfolio and the other candidates don't.

You know how the saying goes: you don't get a second chance to make a first impression!

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