The Role Of The Teacher

In Program Of Studies
And Instructional
Procedure
What is a program of studies?

oThese are course sequences that prepare

students with the knowledge and skills
necessary for success in their chosen career.
Instructional strategies:
oBLENDED LEARNING
oINSTRUCTIONAL SCAFFOLDING
oBRAINSTORMING
oGROUP WORK
oDEMONSTRATION
Teachers serves as a facilitators who
guides the student towards academic
success and responsible for designing
and implementing effective
instructional strategies to help
students achieve the learning
objectives outlined in the program of
studies.
Key roles that teachers do:
1. Instructional design and planning – teachers are
responsible for designing instructional plan that align
with the program.

2. Facilitating learning – teachers acts as facilitator

of learning, guiding and supporting students in the
acquisition of knowledge and skills.

3. Differentiated instruction – teachers recognize

and address the diverse learning needs and abilities of
their students.
4. Classroom management – teachers establish and
maintain positive and productive learning
environment.

5. Assessment and feedback – teachers play a

crucial role in assessing student learning and
providing meaningful feedback.

6. Integration of real-world applications – teachers

connect the program of studies to real world contexts,
making learning more relevant and meaningful for
students.
7. Collaboration and professional development –
teachers collaborate with colleagues, administrators
and stakeholders to improve instructional practices
and student outcomes.

8. Support and guidance – teachers provide

academic and socio-emotional support to students.
“The best teachers are” those
who show you where to look
but don’t tell you what you
see.
Alexandra K. Trenfor
thank you!