Roles of student teacher (group 4 bse) ppt
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Student teachers have several key roles, including acting as a role model through proper attire and conduct, completing in-campus and out-campus teaching hours to gain experience, and being flexible and open to feedback. Additionally, student teachers must acquire sufficient subject knowledge, understand child psychology and growth, and know how to construct valid assessment tools to evaluate learning outcomes.
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- 1. PREPARED BY: GROUP 4/ BSE Leonardo, Elsa Marquez, Rachel Rosario, Rosalyn Salazar, Crisanto WHAT ARE THE ROLES OF A STUDENT TEACHER
- 2. Student teacher should act as a role model in front of his/her students and should present himself/herself in proper uniform. Student teacher should complete the hour of teaching in in-campus and in out-campus to fulfill the desired learning experience. The student teacher acts as a facilitator and should be flexible for the feedbacks.
- 3. Student teacher is expected to acquire sufficient knowledge to keep ahead of his/her students and skills in imparting that knowledge. Student teacher must have an appreciation of the social meaning and purpose of education as well as knowledge of the particular subjects which has to teach in the light of its use in the development of the students and their future place as citizens.
- 4. He/ She must know more about the psychology of the child as a growing personality, his/her growth and learning process. He/ She should expect to know something about the intellectual progress as well as about their environment and social background.
- 5. Student teacher should know how to construct test items that is parallel with the objectives. It is his/her role to understand the most effective use of reliable and valid instruments of evaluating the outcome of the learning and diagnosing learning difficulties of the students.
- 6. THANK YOU!