TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CAREER GROWTH
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This article explores the importance of teacher professional development and its impact on career growth. It explains how continuous learning enhances teaching effectiveness, helps educators adapt to technological advancements, and improves job satisfaction. Additionally, it discusses how professional development creates career opportunities, expands professional networks, and increases job security. However, challenges such as time constraints, financial limitations, and resistance to change may hinder access to professional growth. The future of teacher training includes online learning, AI-driven personalized education, and mental health support. Investing in teacher development benefits both educators and students, ensuring a high-quality education system.
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