Yesterday I had the opportunity do attend a teacher PD day at the Google offices in Cambridge, MA. At the end of the day there was a panel of Googlers and one of the questions was, “what do you like best about working for Google?”
The answers were much what you would expect from a company that is often rated as one of the best places to work. Things like:
- Great people
- Being connected to current events
- A culture of collaboration
- A job where you get to use your brain every
- A place where nobody ever says, “I can’t help you, that’s not my job.”
This poses the most obvious question: isn’t this what schools are supposed to be like?
Seriously, if someone asks your teachers why they like their job shouldn’t this be part of their answer too? And if it’s not, why? And how do you start changing that?
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