SWOT POEM: My kind of assessment

 

My way of assessing as a teacher Trainer: My SWOT analysis Poem

I am a teacher trainer, and here’s what I do

I help my teachers grow strong and true

With observation and journals, I see their way

And guide them gently, day by day

 

Strengths : They teach with care and creativity

I let them share ideas in their own style

To build their voice and grow their smile

Learning together-to build a dream

In groups and peers, they work as a team

 

Weakness: Sometime focus and time management lacks.

Some teachers feel a little shy

When we asked and speak on how and why

Not all feedback hits the marks

Some ideas may lose their spark

 

Opportunities: To use new tools

We learn more and train with care

Use tech and stories everywhere

More teamwork, more reflection too

Can help them grow in all they do

 

Threats: Old habits that are still hard to change.

Heavy workloads, pressure too

Can block the change we want to do.

If they fear to make mistakes,

Their growth might pause like frozen lakes.

 

So this is my SWOT, simple and clear,

It guides my work throughout the year.

I help my teachers rise and shine,

Step by step, in their own time.

 

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