Sheneice Rose

Principles of Business Instruction 1

JBBUS200:1:

“The Characteristics of an Effective Business Teacher”

Ms. Rose

Name: Sheneice Rose

Department of Teacher Education (DTE)

Antigua State College

JBBUS200:1: Principles of Business Introduction 1

Course Instructor: Mrs. T. Knowles

Assignment Due Date: Thursday 21st September,2023

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A flow chart showing the characteristics of an effective business teacher.

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Possesses strong subject knowledge and expertise?

Communicates ideas clearly and effectively?

Demonstrates passion and enthusiasm for the subject?

Manages the classroom effectively?

Adopts a student-centered approach to teaching?

Is adaptable and embraces innovation?

Provides individualized support and guidance?

Emphasizes real-world relevance of the subject matter?

Fosters critical thinking and problem-solving skills?

Engages in continuous professional development?

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Characteristics Description
1. Subject Knowledge and Expertise: An effective business teacher possesses a strong
understanding of the subject matter they are teaching. They have in-depth knowledge of
business concepts, theories, and practices relevant to their field of expertise.

2. Effective Communication: An effective business teacher is skilled at communicating

hard ideas and concepts in a clear and understandable manner. They use various teaching
methods, such as lectures, discussions, visual aids, and real-world examples, to engage
students and facilitate learning.

3. Passion and Enthusiasm: An effective business teacher demonstrates passion and

enthusiasm for the subject they teach. Their genuine interest in the field of business
inspires and motivates students to actively participate and pursue their own interests in
the subject.

4. Classroom Management: An effective business teacher maintains a well-managed and

inclusive (all children are and feel included) classroom environment. They establish clear
expectations, rules, and routines, and effectively manage student behavior to create an
environment where everyone can learn.

5. Student-Centered Approach (Caters to different learning styles): An effective business

teacher adopts a student-centered approach to teaching. They recognize and cater to the
diverse learning needs and styles of their students, encouraging active participation,

6. Adaptability and Innovation: An effective business teacher is adaptable and willing to

embrace new teaching methods and technologies. They stay updated with changes or
developments that are happening within the business field, incorporate real-world
examples, and integrate creative approaches into their lessons to make the subject matter
relevant and engaging.

7. Individualized Support: An effective business teacher provides individualized support

and guidance to students. They offer feedback, address questions and concerns, and
provide additional resources or assistance when needed to help students achieve their
academic goals.

8. Real-World Relevance: An effective business teacher emphasizes the practical

application of business concepts and theories. He or she connects classroom learning to
real-world scenarios, business practices, and current events, helping students understand
how the subject matter relates to their future careers.

9. Fosters Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving: An effective business teacher fosters

critical thinking and problem-solving skills in their students. They encourage students to
analyze, evaluate, and apply their knowledge to solve business-related challenges,
preparing them for hardships of the business world.

10. Continuous Professional Development: An effective business teacher is committed to

their own professional growth and development. They stay updated with new business
information, seek opportunities for professional development, and engage in lifelong
learning to enhance their teaching skills and knowledge.
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According to (Business education teacher responsibilities & duties,2021) the roles of an

effective business teacher are:

1. To be a teacher: The primary role of a business teacher is to serve as an instructor,

delivering lessons and facilitating learning experiences that enable students to
develop a strong understanding of business concepts, principles, and practices.

2. To be a Mentor: Acting as a mentor to students, providing guidance, support, and

advice on academic and career-related matters. Helping students set goals, explore
career paths, and develop skills necessary for success in the business world.

3. To be a Curriculum Developer: Designing and developing curriculum materials,

lesson plans, and instructional resources that align with educational standards and
cater to the specific needs of students.

4. To be a Facilitator: Creating an interactive and engaging learning environment where

students can actively participate, collaborate, and apply their knowledge to real-world
business scenarios. Facilitating discussions, group activities, and projects that
encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

5. To be an Assessor: Assessing student learning and progress through various methods,

such as tests, quizzes, projects, presentations, and assignments. Providing timely and
constructive feedback to students to guide their improvement.

6. To Integrate Technology into Lessons: Incorporating technology tools, software, and

online resources to enhance teaching and learning experiences.

7. To be a Career Advisor: Assisting students in exploring career options within the

business field, providing information about different career paths, job requirements,
and skills needed for success. Offering guidance on internships like in Office
Administration where students get to physically observe other work places,
networking opportunities, and further education in business-related job sectors.

8. To be a Researcher: Staying updated with current trends and research in the business
field. Conducting research to enhance teaching practices, develop new instructional
strategies, and incorporate relevant case studies and examples into the curriculum.

9. Collaborator: Working along with colleagues, business professionals, and business

organizations to bring real-world experiences and expertise into the classroom.
Arranging guest speakers, field trips, and industry partnerships to expose students to
different aspects of the business world.

10. Lifelong Learner: A business teacher should stay updated with changes in the
business field, attending conferences, workshops, and pursuing advanced
certifications or degrees. Modeling a passion for learning and personal growth to
inspire students.
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The Responsibilities of an effective business teacher

(Business education teacher responsibilities & duties,2021)

1. Knowing their Subject Matter: Demonstrating a strong understanding of business

concepts, theories, and practices relevant to the courses they teach. Staying
updated with business trends.

2. Take curriculum content to students: Implementing the curriculum effectively,

ensuring that it goes with educational standards and meets the needs of students.

3. Lesson Planning and Delivery: Planning and delivering engaging and interactive
lessons that cater to diverse learning styles. Utilizing a variety of teaching
methods, resources, and technologies to enhance student understanding.

4. Student Assessment: Designing and implementing assessments to measure

student learning and progress. Providing timely feedback to students to guide their
improvement.

5. Individualized Instruction: Recognizing the unique learning needs of students

and teaching them accordingly because they are at different levels. Teacher
should meet students where they are at. Providing support, guidance, and
resources to help students achieve their academic goals.

6. Classroom Management: Establishing and maintaining a positive and inclusive

learning environment where all students feel incorporated. Setting clear
expectations, managing student behavior, and promoting a culture of respect and
working together.

7. Technology Integration during class sessions: Integrating technology enhance

teaching and learning experiences.

8. Professional Development: Engaging in ongoing professional development to

enhance subject knowledge, teaching skills, and stay updated with changes in the
business field. This is done by attending workshops, conferences, and
collaborating with peers.

9. Collaboration and Networking: Collaborating with colleagues and business

professionals to enhance the quality of business education. Working with
businesses and organizations to provide students with authentic real-world
experiences so that they can make a connection with what was learned in class
and real-life experiences.

10. Ethical Education:. Incorporating discussions on business ethics and responsible

decision-making in the curriculum.
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References List

Business education teacher responsibilities & duties. Great Sample Resume. (2021, July 14).
https://www.greatsampleresume.com/job-responsibilities/teaching/business-education-
teacher

Simendinger, E., Leclair, D. R., & Galperin, B. (2009). ATTRIBUTES OF EFFECTIVE

BUSINESS TEACHERS. ResearchGate.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/295563098_ATTRIBUTES_OF_EFFECTIVE_

BUSINESS_TEACHERS