Per diem substitute teacher vs lead teacher

Differences between per diem substitute teacher and lead 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.
Show more

Lead teacher example responsibilities.

• Plan and implement theme and project-base lessons that incorporate math, literacy, science, physical development, and social/emotional skills.
• Cultivate and foster safe and effective learning environment conducive for Pre-K students.
• Model positive behavior management techniques through daily contact with children and early childhood staff in the classroom.
• Develop lesson plans on a bi-weekly basis that comply with early childhood standards and relate to the weekly theme.
• Require CPR certification and ongoing continuing education.
• Develop programs that introduce math and literacy concepts.
Show more