Sixth grade teacher vs 8th grade teacher

Differences between sixth grade teacher and 8th grade teacher duties and responsibilities

Sixth grade teacher example responsibilities.

• Create budget, permission slips, bus lists, and PowerPoint presentation that lead to successful trip outings.
• Participate in RTI and SST process for students to improve performance.
• Identify signs of emotional or developmental difficulties in students, utilizing the RTI approach and support.
• Fulfill professional responsibilities through working with various teacher specialists in speech, reading, ESL and special education.
• Collaborate with professionals for the IEP development and implementation process.
• Advocate student and parent rights for learning-disable students; actively participate in annual IEP evaluations.
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8th grade teacher example responsibilities.

• Lead an after school group of ESL students in homework help and relate academic skills
• Lead daily reading group of below-level, first-grade readers and teach mathematics to a small group of mentally gift first-graders.
• Used PowerPoint to execute lessons.
• Analyze students' needs in order to teach to a largely ESL population.
• Streamline parent communication to discuss their child's progress and determine priorities for their children and their IEP needs.
• Implement curriculum, evaluate student progress and report information to each student's sending school through IEP meetings and parent conferences.
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