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Professional teaching is complex and has many dimensions. Teachers need a professional attitude towards their job in order to have energy and passion for work. One of the goals of education is the academic progress of students, and the results of teachers' educational activities are in the educational outcomes of students. Research has shown that the academic progress of students is closely related to the professional attitude of teachers, which in turn is influenced by the characteristics, beliefs and opinions of teachers about their professional abilities.On the other hand, a teacher's sense of commitment can determine job performance and educational quality, and a committed teacher is known as the most essential component of school success. According to Brown, Anfara and Rancy's studies, in schools that have high efficiency and teachers' expectations from students are higher and the sense of cooperation between colleagues is stronger, teachers are proud of their jobs, have stronger relationships with parents and parents' associations, and teachers and feel more effective.