As a teacher you are a professional and you represent your school and the administration of your school. You're expected to behave professionally, respectfully, and as a role model at all times. The administration will be watching how you manage yourself, your students, and your classroom. They will use what they see to interpret your success as a teacher. Naturally, you only want them to see the very best you have to offer! Here are some, but not all, of the expectations the administration will have of you: To Meet the goals for student learning To Keep your students under control To Meet with parents and caregivers To Attend school and department meetings To Remain current in your field To Participate in school activities To Turn in reports and paperwork on time To Be fair and equitable in dealing with students To Assist students with disabilities and make adjustments for their success Various other expectations particular to your school Click here to learn more about school culture. Take a Self Quiz to see if you are a professional member of your school faculty.