Insight into the professional achievements made by Tawfik Adams
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Tawfik Adams completed his Doctorate Educational Leadership from Bowie State University in 2017.He earned a professional certificate in Educational Leadership from Southern Connecticut State University in 2000.Possesses Maryland Advanced Professional Certificate in endorsements including Admin I and Admin II, and History.
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Insight into the professional achievements made by Tawfik Adams
- 1. Insight into the professional achievements made by Tawfik Adams
- 2. • Encourages the dissertations utilizing a diversity of methodological approaches • This award emphasizes the comprehensiveness and appropriateness of the literature review • It expects the writer to come up with the significance and the originality of the problem and research questions
- 3. • Received Dissertation of the Award 2017 for his dissertation • It titled “A Qualitative Analysis; Determining the Impact Principal Leadership Style (Transactional, Transformational, Laissez-Faire ) on Teacher Job Satisfaction at Various Career Stages (Early, Middle, Late)”
- 4. Formerly served as the Athletic Administrator at Oxon Hill High School • Worked for evaluating and hiring coaches and athletic staff • Simultaneously he also performed the duties of Assistant Principal • Tawfik evaluated the assigned personnel to ensure that the standards were achieved and performance was maximized • Highly aimed at monitoring the performance and providing the professional growth • Represented the school within the community forums for the purpose of maintaining the ongoing community support for educational goals and helping with the issues related to school environment • Tawfik implemented policies, procedures and processes • Managed the yearly operational budget for the athletic department
- 5. Selected to Maryland Promising Principal Academy in 2015 • Believed that the skills he learned here helped him to get better equipped to meet the increasing demands in the education • Enabled him to continue to continue to grow and take his leadership to the next level
- 6. • Collaborated with the school principals to regularly analyze the school wide plan, plan interventions and make the curricular adjustments
- 7. All about his education credentials and accolades • Tawfik Adams completed his Doctorate Educational Leadership from Bowie State University in 2017 • He earned a professional certificate in Educational Leadership from Southern Connecticut State University in 2000 • Possesses Maryland Advanced Professional Certificate in endorsements including Admin I and Admin II, and History
- 8. Thankyou