Per diem substitute teacher vs language arts teacher

Differences between per diem substitute teacher and language arts teacher duties and responsibilities

Per diem substitute teacher example responsibilities.

• Manage the classroom environment and help students to learn in the absence of the regular teacher with grades levels k-5.
• Assist students with reading skills development, language arts, mathematics and social studies both on-on-one and in small groups.
• Enforce the school's standards for the literacy and mathematics programs.
• Have also teach special education, AIS, resource, and ESL.
• Attend parent conferences, faculty and team meetings, IEP meetings, and professional development days.
• Adapt IEP goals; make recommendations about environmental needs, and providing intervention strategies at home and in preschool.
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Language arts teacher example responsibilities.

• Lead daily reading group of below-level, first-grade readers and teach mathematics to a small group of mentally gift first-graders.
• Instruct through lectures, discussions and demonstrations in physics, chemistry and astronomy.
• Conduct all assessments for grade level in language arts, and provide IEP specific instruction within mainstream classroom.
• Instruct diverse student population, including ESL and special education students.
• Design and teach integrated curriculum covering aspects of chemistry, earth science and life science.
• Develop or participate in student IEP or 504 plans and meetings to ensure all student needs are met.
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