A Xavier Teacher
- Models a life of prayer and a spirit of servant leadership
- Treats all students fairly, balancing accountability with compassion
- Prepares classes with an engaging and academically rigorous, emphasizing problem-solving and critical thinking
- Expects students to adhere to the Xavier Honor Code and address issues as they arise
- Communicates clearly, respectfully and positively with students and colleagues
- Is constantly growing as an educator, seeking innovative ways to teach and keeping current with best practices
- Uses classroom activities and discussions to build relationships with and between the students
- Supports students on their individual faith journeys, meeting students where they are and encouraging them to ask questions and seek understanding
- Offers regular feedback which invites students to improve and revise
- Maximizes opportunities beyond the classroom to create a positive school environment through extra-curricular activities, programs for social and spiritual growth, and informal connections with students during the school day



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