This document outlines expectations for teachers from the perspective of parents and students. It discusses preparing students to pass exams, respecting and caring for students, informing parents about student progress, treating all students fairly and consistently, making lesson connections relevant to students, being a professional team player, having strong classroom management skills, setting daily goals and striving to positively impact students.

1. KAJAL PRANAV MEHTA
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PreparingChildrentopassthe
exams
 Most parents expect that
their children are learning
valuable information
each and every day.
 With the increase in high-
stakes testing, parents also
expect that the
educational system will
prepare them to pass
these exams.

5. RespectfortheirchildrenCarefortheirchildren
 If teachers don’t give
respect, they set a bad
example for their
students, and they bring
down the reputation of
the school.
 Care them and treat them
as if their parents are
actually sitting right next to
them.

6. InformDiscuss
 Parents expect to be
informed, and
appreciate it, when their
children are struggling.
 Contact the parents of
high-need children so that
teacher can get them to
help create a positive
educational experience
for their children

8. FairnessConsistent
 To be fair amongst all
students. To take each
students into equal
consideration
 To treat students the same
at all times

9. SignificanceandImportance
oflessons
Connectlessonwiththe
students
 Student will learn the
most and become the
most involved when they
feel intimately affected
by the information
presented.
 Make the connections for
students, especially if they
are not obvious.

11. ProfessionalTeamPlayer
 To be professional at all
times
 To be a team player

12. GoodClassroom
managementskillCompliantwithguidelines
 To keep your students
under control
 No students/parents’
complaints
 To follow the employee
guidelines
 To hold high moral
standards

14. DailyGoalsReachHigher
 Very specific and realistic
goal
 Should be compatible
with your expectations for
yourself and your
students
 Strive to be the teacher
who someone will thank
someday for truly affecting
his/her life
 Set your expectations high.
When you meet them,
raise the bar