Teacher's Role as a Scholar

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    Teachers Role as a Scholar

    Teaching is a profession which requires several differing qualities and skills to carry out

    successfully. The role of a teacher goes further than the teaching of pupils. Background

    work and effective preparation are key to a successful lesson. A thorough understandingof teaching legislation and codes of conduct are also required along with a duty to your

    work colleagues.

    It is in the classroom where the teacher has the most impact on the student regarding thedevelopment and progress he or she will make. The teacher is responsible for providing

    an organized, structured time in the classroom and to ensure each individual is given the

    equal opportunity to progress in there chosen subect. This progression will be helped bya teacher who is enthusiastic, organized, confident and have a good knowledge of the

    teaching subect to name a few of the required qualities. !ood planning and providing

    effective lesson plans that will help to ensure a productive time in the classroom. Theteacher must also be aware of the individuals in the class and understand some people

    thrive off different learning techniques and have appropriate planning in regard to thelesson plan, structure and the approach to help with these matters. The teacher must be

    non udgmental, confident and instill confidence in the pupils. The teacher should alsoadopt a reflective view of them and analyze their teaching techniques, learn from others

    around them and act on this information so that they can continuously develop and

    improve as a teacher.

    "ith respect to colleagues, the teacher must at all times respect the professional standing

    they hold and be respectful of their opinions. They should work hard to maintain goodworking relationships and show the highest standards of courtesy. #aving an active

    interest and a close working relationship with colleagues will increase the ability to

    develop trust and confidence in each other, form an effective working relationship anddevelop as a unit.

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    Among the most e%citing trends in education today is the growing interest in researcher&teacher collaboration and in the teacher as a scholar in the classroom. It is of interest to

    note that both have a rather long tradition in education and represent a return to an older

    view of the teacher as scholar and researcher.

    'ver the course of one(s e%perience it(s clearly identified a distinct difference between

    roles in educational training and role as a teacher. "hen one(s involvement is purely that

    of a trainee, #e)*he can deliver content to other learners)trainees+ this is where his)herrole begins and ends. As compared to that if one is involved in teaching, #e)*he will find

    his)her role has greatly increased and diversified to that of mentor, role model, facilitator

    and more.

    The role as a teacher involves a variety of aspects from preparing course content to

    delivering content to learners. ut in simple terms, the role of the teacher is to facilitatelearning. A key focus of a teacher is to ensure that the learners gain the skill or

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    It is very important for a teacher to understand the psychology of his)her pupils. 0very

    student is different from the other and will react differently to situations. All students

    cannot be equated and therefore, need individual attention. An ideal teacher knows wherethe students lack and what their requirements are. #e)she never fails to comprehend the

    needs of students and tries his)her level best to fulfill them.

    An Idol 3or *tudents

    An ideal teacher leaves a life&long impression on his)her students and impacts their mind

    in a positive way. *he is a much valued asset, without whom one can(t imagine a life. Infact, perfect teachers are as important as our parents. $ot even a single day of our life

    will seem to be complete without them. They are the ones, whom the students can idolize

    and look up to.

    A !ood !uide

    hildren of a certain age trust their teachers, even more than their parents. Therefore, it is

    the responsibility of an ideal teacher to guide the pupil like his)her own child. *uch a

    teacher shows students the right path under all circumstances and never shies away fromhis)her duties. In fact, he)she is always there by the student(s side, at the time of need.

    A 4otivator

    An ideal teacher never lets the limitations of his)her students restrict their vision. #e)she

    constantly motivates them to reach ahead and broaden their horizon. A teacher shouldencourage and inspire his)her pupils to think beyond their confines and help them realize

    their talents as well as the need to pursue them with diligence.

    It is a clear fact that Teachers work as role models for their students, as parents, asscholars, as friends, as guides and better consultants.