Teacher/tutor vs instructional technology teacher

Differences between teacher/tutor and instructional technology teacher duties and responsibilities

Teacher/tutor example responsibilities.

• Manage the classroom environment and help students to learn in the absence of the regular teacher with grades levels k-5.
• Provide primary one-on-one study support, primarily encompassing subjects such as algebra, geometry, and trigonometry.
• Assist high school students in subjects such as geology, physics, algebra, geometry, and chemistry
• Provide personal lessons to younger students on the best strategy to solve math problems for classes such as pre-calculus and calculus.
• Provide expertise in both mathematics and economics.
• Educate and facilitate children k-12.
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Instructional technology teacher example responsibilities.

• Lead debates with advance students on topics including globalization, economics, and political history.
• Implement a unit study of chapter books that include social studies and mathematics.
• Subject-Specific/Integrate instruction in reading, writing, math, social studies, science, critical thinking and test strategies.
• Instruct students on interpreting various forms of literature.
• Provide small group reading support to a 2nd grade ESL class.
• Prepare all daily lesson curriculum and lesson plans for ESL students.
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