The roles of a teacher are varied and include being an educator, caregiver, character builder, colleague, community leader, counselor, evaluator, facilitator, learner, mentor, and resource provider. As an educator, the teacher's primary role is to teach students through engaging lessons that meet their learning needs. Other key roles include caring for students' physical, emotional, and intellectual needs, helping to build students' character, collaborating with other teachers, and serving as a leader and resource within the larger community.
The roles of a teacher are varied and include being an educator, caregiver, character builder, colleague, community leader, counselor, evaluator, facilitator, learner, mentor, and resource provider. As an educator, the teacher's primary role is to teach students through engaging lessons that meet their learning needs. Other key roles include caring for students' physical, emotional, and intellectual needs, helping to build students' character, collaborating with other teachers, and serving as a leader and resource within the larger community.
The roles of a teacher are varied and include being an educator, caregiver, character builder, colleague, community leader, counselor, evaluator, facilitator, learner, mentor, and resource provider. As an educator, the teacher's primary role is to teach students through engaging lessons that meet their learning needs. Other key roles include caring for students' physical, emotional, and intellectual needs, helping to build students' character, collaborating with other teachers, and serving as a leader and resource within the larger community.
Teachers in the Society What is a good teacher? DEFINITION OF ROLE
The part played by somebody
in each social context, with any characteristic or expected pattern of behavior that it entails. The role is function, responsibility, job, task, part TEACHER IN ROLE
Teacher in role is a method of
teaching that utilizes techniques of drama to facilitate education. It is a holistic method designed to integrate critical thought, examination of emotion and moral values, and factual data to broaden learning. There are two basic set of roles to fulfill. One set corresponds with the major functions of instruction, socialization, and evaluation. The second set is concerned with motivating pupils, maintaining control, and generally creating an environment for learning.' The roles of a teacher are the various responsibilities and activities in which teachers engage. Teacher as Caregiver A teacher provides physical, emotional, and intellectual support for students in various capacities. For examples, Mrs. Johnson had a student she suspected was being bullied. She stepped into her role as caregiver and cared for the child emotionally while also handling the situation professionally with other staff and administrators. As a teacher, you cannot effectively educate your students if you do not also care for them in various ways. Teacher as Character Builder Teachers teach students to respect people. It is only respect which returns you respect. Teachers teach students obedience, care, forgiveness, truthfulness, mannerism etiquettes to lead the life of purity and sincerity. Teachers cater development of soul, mind and the body. Teachers aim at balanced growth of the total personality of a student. Teacher as Colleague “Good teachers learn from each other.” For the school to function smoothly, all teachers should work in harmony. Teachers help the other teachers(particularly beginners). Find a way to connect with peers Be a good listener, loving consentious teacher. Teacher as Community Leader Schools are often the central hubs of communities. It is in school where children make friends, community events are held, and adults meet and collaborate with one another. A teacher steps into this role when he/she volunteers at dances, organizes fundraising, an interacts with parents and other members of the community outside of the school. Teacher as Counsellor If a student has a problem he/she approaches the teacher or the teacher senses the problem then the teacher establishes rapport with the student. A teacher makes his student come out with the problem and help him to move forward in solving the problem. The teacher should be keen observer, sensitive, empathetic, loving and friendly (to win the confidence of the student). Teacher as Evaluator Teachers assess the performance and learning of students and make necessary adjustments in order to meet students’ concern. The changes in curriculum are dependent on the result of the observation that they're doing. This is the purpose of grading system, and it’s not to put down individuals’ learning, but to gauge, if specific teaching methods are effective or not. They don’t only teach to produce good people, but they supervise and watch their students for them to become what they ought to be. Teacher as Educator A teacher is the person in the room who has the skills, tools, and information necessary to educate young people. Teachers are responsible for teaching the school's curriculum through engaging lessons and activities. The teacher as educator must take into account student learning styles, abilities, and personalities. To be an effective educator, he/she must create lessons that are accessible to every student in her classroom. Teacher as Facilitator In student centered methods- teacher guides students during project work, experimentation, library work, home assignments, etc.For the school to function smoothly, all teachers should work in harmony. The teacher provides resources, monitors progress, and encourages students for problem solving. Teacher as Learner Teachers learn something new from their students during classroom discussions, and it’s something which is precious to them that cannot be read in textbooks nor written in their lesson memos. They are gaining experiences that will make them more equip as they face their students, and facilitate the learning process of their students. They model continual improvement, demonstrate lifelong learning, and use what they learn to help all students achieve. Teacher as Mentor Serving as a mentor for novice teachers is a common role for teachers. Mentors serve as role models; acclimate new teachers to a new school; and advise new teachers about instruction, curriculum, procedure, practices, and politics. Aside from parents, teacher are the hones that develop and prepare students to make dreams, and fulfill them. Those senior teachers also mentor other new teachers in being equipped with knowledge and skills before teaching students. Teacher as Resource Provider Teachers help their colleagues by sharing instructional resources. These might include Web sites, instructional materials, readings, or other resources to use with students. They might also share such professional resources as articles, books, lesson or unit plans, and assessment tools. Teacher as Second Parent While parents are away especially to kids who are still young and innocent, teachers are filling the role and time while kids are at school. It is true that they can never replace the parents of their students, but they can perform a critical in role in developing good habits, correcting behaviors, and to become good citizens of their nations. Moreover, as parents they treat their students with much love, and kindness by being patient to them at all times. The role of a teacher in society is both significant and valuable. It has far-reaching influence on the society he lives in, and no other personality can have an influence more profound than that of a teacher. - Shiben Raina (2007)