The Role of the Teacher

The teaching staff should encourage good behavior which will create a positive learning experience. The role of the teacher is to:

Continually provide pastoral care for student 

Every teacher in the school is committed to the personal and social growth, instruction, and care of every student. They are in charge of their welfare and development, and they prioritize pastoral care because they want to provide students with secure and encouraging surroundings so that everyone may perform at their best.

Provide engaging instruction in the classroom

Planning lessons in advance allows teachers to arrive at class each day prepared to introduce new ideas and facilitate engaging discussions rather than improvising as they go. Without a lesson plan, children may lose interest rapidly, and teachers may find themselves unsure of what to do next.
 

Establish clear expectations for student conduct

Before entering the classroom, teachers expect that every student will have a clear understanding of how to treat people with respect.
 

Keep the classroom organized

The keystone that holds the teaching and learning processes together is effective classroom management. The teacher is primarily responsible for planning, organizing processes and materials, setting up the classroom atmosphere to enhance effectiveness, assessing students' progress, and foreseeing future issues.

Avoid using loud voices and aggressive gestures

Several factors, including teachers' body language, can affect how they manage their classrooms. For instance, children may be less inclined to respect or follow directions from a teacher who is hunched over at her desk or appears uninterested in them. On the other hand, a teacher is more likely to be taken seriously and receive positive feedback from her students if she stands tall and speaks with enthusiasm.

Provide specific suggestions or compliments

The teacher offers advice on how pupils might move forward in an activity while also encouraging participation from the class.

To help students maintain a sense of responsibility and to develop their own goals

A teacher's responsibility is to guarantee that students learn material in a clear and organized manner, to explain right solutions, to present problems that are simple and easy for them to solve, and to maintain classroom peace and quiet.

Explain everything in detail

Explaining everything to kids helps them to recognize that the teacher's choices are made with their best interests in mind. Students that are taught using explain everything on a regular basis comprehend the overall picture since expectations are defined, logical, and easy to understand. A teacher give precise directions to ensure that things go as planned.

Clearly define learning objectives and work requirements

Learning objectives, when they are made visible to students, help them focus their study time for the next examination, set expectations for them, and direct their learning processes.

Keep a close eye on developments 

 Keep an eye on progress of students and how to use it is the most important factor. There are several methods a teacher can keep an eye on their students' progress. A few of these include

establishing small groups
making an intervention plan
Finding any gaps or possible areas for development
tutoring between individuals
inquiry that is specific and based on student development
arranging brief lessons/lessons each day 

All pupils should receive what they need at the appropriate time and when they need it.

Mark up work frequently and consistently. 

The role of teachers' existence has always been marking. Providing students with feedback on their own learning through marking and grading helps them realize what they understand, what they don't understand, and what they need to work on. Students always have the chance to respond to teachers' constructive marking of their work.
 

In order to maintain the pace of the class, deal with disobedience swiftly and pleasantly.

Students who are disciplined in the classroom are more likely to remain academically focused. This gradually teaches children new ways to focus. A diligent student can maintain his concentration on his objectives and give his work high importance.

Bring children's accomplishments in work and behavior to parents' attention

A key element in ensuring that children's education is successful is involvement of parents. Children are more likely to perform well in school and develop socially and emotionally when their parents are involved in their education. Parental participation enhances the academic performance, self-worth, and behavior of children.

Give praise and compliments as rewards for positive behavior and attitudes

The simplest and most effective methods for involving and inspiring your students are positive reinforcement and praise. When used wisely, praise can change undesirable behaviors while improving students motivation levels. Because of their challenges, students who learn and think in strange manners frequently receive negative feedback. Because of this, genuine praise is much more important.
 

Provide a stimulating and orderly curriculum delivery

Teachers' role in the curriculum-development process is to help students in creating meaningful connections with the subject matter. An engaging learning environment will come from active learning's increased focus and recall of the subject matter.

In choosing how to respond to disruptive behavior, teachers should use their own discretion while keeping in mind the guiding principles of the school. Both a public reprimand and a private conversation can be acceptable depending on the situation. Teachers should be conscious that their goal is to immediately impose appropriate order for the benefit of other students' learning. Teachers should aim to control their reactions so they don't unnecessarily escalate an already challenging situation. When misbehavior is more likely to occur, teachers must do their share to ensure good behavior at certain times and situations. Teachers ought to supervise during breaks as well. Teachers may require a support system for one another and ought to contribute to it.