Agricultural education instructor vs adult education teacher

Differences between agricultural education instructor and adult education teacher duties and responsibilities

Agricultural education instructor example responsibilities.

• Manage to enhance youth leadership as an integral part of instruction.
• Manage groups of kids on a daily basis in the field to ensure safety while participating in activities.
• Develop and implement IFSP's, liaison between families and community agencies, case management.
• Provide weekly supervision of EI staff.
• Supervise SAE projects for students in obtaining FFA competencies.
• Collaborate with the leadership of the school and district.
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Adult education teacher example responsibilities.

• Lead debates with advance students on topics including globalization, economics, and political history.
• Teach students various subjects; writing, language, reading, science, social studies, and math.
• Assist students in acquiring effective study skills and the self-confidence the student need to reenter an academic environment.
• Instruct and motivate welfare-to-work clients in computers, high school completion courses, ESOL and with acquiring their GED.
• Serve as a counselor between the students and school administrators in areas of language, cultural, and social differences.
• Provide and maintain appropriate social interaction, receptive and expressive language programs, teaching job skills and other vocational subjects.
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