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    Describe What Your RolesResponsibilities And Boundaries Would Be As A Teacher In Terms Of The Teaching/Training Cycle A teacher has certain rolesresponsibilities and boundaries which can be best examined and explained by the use of a teaching / training cycle as in the diagram below. Teaching / Training Cycle Identifying The Needs Of Learners In order to assess learner’s needs it is important to be able to identify what learning needs may already exist

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    /Role: a function or part played by a person or thing in a particular situation. 1) When considering the role of the tutor in the Lifelong Learning Sector (LLS)‚ it is necessary to understand the context or environment in which that role exists. The Lifelong Learning Sector comprises students from many backgrounds and age ranges‚ with diverse goals and expectations. They are described as being engaged in the personal or professional “on-going‚ voluntary and self-motivated” pursuit of knowledge

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    Character Development: A Teachers Responsibility? Terrell Gene Martin Grand Canyon University: EDU 310 April 20‚ 2012 Character Development: A Teachers Responsibility? The question of the role of a teacher in the character development of a child should not be a difficult one to answer. There is not only a responsibility there but also an obligation to help in such development. An educator should be able to work with parents in the overall development of all aspects of

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    Articulation (2:11 of Recording 7 as example) For many years‚ my career aspiration has been to become a teacher of drama and english. As a long-term goal‚ I have taken many steps to ensure that I have qualities what align with such work. Thus I have made the conscious effort to broaden my vocabulary in order to be considered sophisticated and intelligent. Also originating from my desire to become a teacher is my articulation as I wish to be quite sophisticated and clear in order to be respected and easily

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    The responsibilities of a teacher vary differently from teacher to teacher‚ from state to state‚ and even from country to country. As an aspiring teacher‚ it is of the up-most importance to fully understand the responsibilities that come along with the title. It is also important to understand the how those responsibilities interact and influence that rights and responsibilities of the students being taught. One controversial issue involves the infringement of students First Amendment Rights when

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    Reflective account about our group Although I had previous experience about group work‚ but this time I was unhappy when I was told that we were suppose to work in-groups. I didn’t know any one in the class therefore‚ I was not convinced at the beginning the students that I was going to work with. We were group of four and were suppose to design an effective interview and selection process. Each one of us had an effective role in this group work. We slowly started to work out what aspect we

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    the role of a teacher to ensure that the learner achieves the qualification that they are working towards and gains relevant skills in a way that fits their learning needs‚ meets the requirements set by the awarding body‚ meets the demands of employees‚ and does so with time and financial efficiency. Within my role I recruit‚ select and train volunteers in a variety of subjects who then go on to support local families within their own homes. Some of our volunteers choose to get there learning accredited

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    CERTIFICATE IN TEACHING IN THE LIFELONG LEARNING SECTOR (CTLLS) Unit 5 : Assessing Learners in Lifelong Learning Contents 1.3 Assess how questioning and feedback contributes to the assessment process Page.2 2.1: Review the assessment requirements and related procedures of learning programmes Page.3 2.2: Carry out and record assessments to meet internal and external processes and Page.5 requirements (Appendix A) 3.1: Review ways in

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    Burkevica Student ID: 20250571 Title: Roles and responsibilities of a teacher Assignment Code: TS1106 In this essay the roles and the responsibilities will be identified and examined by using the teaching cycle. It will also reflect and analyze the different approaches when teaching young adults and finally some suitable conclusions will be drawn. The key element when starting to teach is to conduct the needs analysis. By applying professional code into practice the teacher identifies the needs of learners

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    Understanding inclusive learning and teaching in lifelong learning 1. Understand learning and teaching strategies in lifelong learning It is important to create the right learning environment for your subject area in order for learning to take place and for your students to get the best from your session. For example if your subject area is construction skills then a kitchen would not be a suitable venue. The layout of your room/venue is equally as important for learning to take place. If you

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