Teacher's Role
Teacher's Role
Teacher's Role
Demonstrator
Delegator
The teachers act as a delegator by giving many responsibilities to
the students and overviewing the functioning of the classroom.
This gives ownership to the students so they expand their ideas
and improve their learning through group activities, and
discussions.This also helps to develop confidence, leadership,
decision-making, and teamwork amongst the students.
Participant
Sometimes to inculcate more knowledge and give different
perspectives to the students on a serious or diplomatic issue, even
the teachers can participate along with the students in the
activities. This also increases student engagement and encourages
them. As a participant, the teacher night outshines the students so
they must blend easily with the students. Participation along with
the students is the best way of interaction.
Prompter
The classroom comprises introverted as well as extroverted
students. As a promoter, the teachers not only give sole ownership
to the students but also prompt them to ask their doubts and get
more involved in the activities. The teachers can provide them
with an extra hand in many activities. Promoting helps the
students to express themselves easily without the fear of rejection
or failure. As a prompter, the teacher might make the students
dependent for a while but later on, it can be useful to bring out
their talents.
Resource
The teachers must follow the defined curriculum by using
multiple aids and thus provide a variety of information to the
students. They are a resource of elaborate data and can get
students involved in the classes through seminars, conferences,
and activities. The resource is not just required in the classroom,
but also everyday life. Students primarily rely on the teachers to
clear their doubts and curiosity.
Organizer
The teachers must organize their classes in the form of activities,
and lectures to make them more interesting. They organize many
activities and practicals to encourage student participation.
Teachers can demonstrate the students, and then can act as a
prompter or participant. This not only enhances the interest of the
students but also makes the learning process efficient.