Visual arts teacher vs language arts teacher

Differences between visual arts teacher and language arts teacher duties and responsibilities

Visual arts teacher example responsibilities.

• Lead debates with advance students on topics including globalization, economics, and political history.
• Use of various fine art experiences including; drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics, textiles, sculpture.
• Completed/Maintain IEPs for students; communicate w/parents via email, phone, IEP meetings and progress reports.
• Completed/Maintain IEP's; communicate with parents via email, phone, IEP meetings and quarterly progress reports.
• Train students in art skills such as painting, photography, drawing, sculpture, digital and mix media.
• Coordinate RTI support strategies with mathematics and reading teachers to better work with students in one-on-one and small group instructional settings.
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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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