Teacher advisor vs language arts teacher

Differences between teacher advisor and language arts teacher duties and responsibilities

Teacher advisor example responsibilities.

• Plan English conversation and writing classes, grade assignments, design and lead an English summer camp course for freshmen.
• Create all annual review IEP's and collaborate with psychologist for triennials and reevaluations.
• Design and prepare training aids and materials, including manipulatives, visual aids (including PowerPoint), and presentations.
• Determine the appropriate levels of language and math skills of individual students by administering achievement appropriate assessments and interpreting/evaluating results.
• Develop behavior management and leadership skills.

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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