The document outlines the key responsibilities of a teacher in five areas: 1) Planning engaging lessons tied to standards from multiple subjects tailored to student abilities. 2) Creating various assessments that measure learning and reporting results timely. 3) Using different teaching methods allowing students to apply concepts through problem solving and critical thinking. 4) Managing the classroom environment and resources efficiently to promote positive social interactions and learning. 5) Communicating effectively with students, parents, and guardians about behavior and academic progress.
The document outlines the key responsibilities of a teacher in five areas: 1) Planning engaging lessons tied to standards from multiple subjects tailored to student abilities. 2) Creating various assessments that measure learning and reporting results timely. 3) Using different teaching methods allowing students to apply concepts through problem solving and critical thinking. 4) Managing the classroom environment and resources efficiently to promote positive social interactions and learning. 5) Communicating effectively with students, parents, and guardians about behavior and academic progress.
The document outlines the key responsibilities of a teacher in five areas: 1) Planning engaging lessons tied to standards from multiple subjects tailored to student abilities. 2) Creating various assessments that measure learning and reporting results timely. 3) Using different teaching methods allowing students to apply concepts through problem solving and critical thinking. 4) Managing the classroom environment and resources efficiently to promote positive social interactions and learning. 5) Communicating effectively with students, parents, and guardians about behavior and academic progress.
develops lessons tied to state and national framework that are age and ability level appropriate Uses a variety of appropriate materials and technology for lessons Creates engaging lessons and assessments tailored to student backgrounds and ability levels that draw from multiple subject areas II. Assessment of Student Learning Creates a variety of assessments tied to instructional standards that measure student learning Grades and reports assessment information in a timely manner III. Teaching for Learning Uses a wide variety of teaching methods and materials that accommodate to students needs and allow them to apply concepts in problem solving and critical thinking IV. Management of Learning Environment Effectively manages the classroom and student behavior to promote positive social interactions between students and learning Manages classroom resources and time efficiently V. Professional Responsibilities Interacts and communicates effectively with students -- (ex: providing directions, communicating expectations, etc.) Establishes and maintains communication with parents/guardians regarding student behavior and academic progress