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Collegial Professional Networks
 

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Actions that help or hinder collegial networks

by Tom Jackson
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Mentoring early career colleagues fosters professional growth and connection to professional networks (Hudson & Hudson, 2016).

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Belittling colleagues publicly helps create a robust professional network.

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Solving problems alone without involving others strengthens collegial networks.

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Trusting colleagues and faculty support professional learning communities and learnings (Yin et al., 2019).

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Attending cross-school and inter-school meetings helps build collegial networks and broaden practice (Prenger et al., 2020).

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Keeping work progress private and not sharing updates builds strong networks.

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Sharing resources and information with colleagues strengthens professional practice (Clark et al., 2023).

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Professional networks can provide a safe space for seeking of emotional support and understanding between colleagues (Sepulveda-Escobar, 2024).

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Blocking others from accessing information to maintain control strengthens networks.

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Only communicating through formal channels with no casual check-ins improves networks.

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