What would a normal day look like for teacher?

Answer 1

A nursery teacher teaches children 2-5 years. They focus on child development and preparation for a successful transition to primary school education.They could work in a nursery attached to a state school or a private nursery.

Answer 2

It depends on the children but at that age children they can not stand still. First, you're worried about Dana and Chris fighting over a pencil and then you have so and so playing footsies. But it's all about patience. Someone has to do it!:) ----

Answer 3

The daily routine of an elementary school teacher usually starts with going over the lesson plan for the day. The teacher will also take attendance, teach various subjects to students. Bring the students to the cafeteria to eat. Work on more lessons. After school work will be checked and graded. Lessons for the next day will be planned. The teacher may also have meetings with parents after school as well.

Answer 4

Upon arrival at school, an nursery teacher prepares for the day by organising displays and ensuring resources and worksheets are available. Morning begins with calling the roll, and starting on the first lesson of the day, which is usually maths or a language-based lesson (e.g. reading or writing). As well as formal instruction, the children undertake individual work and activities to develop their skills in a particular area. These are monitored by the teacher, who guides the children, assisting the less independent and those needing support, and encouraging the more skilled children. Teachers constantly field questions and encourage discussions, and also monitor the relationship dynamics, sometimes having to mediate arguments between both friends and enemies.Lessons continue through the day, some being along the lines of science, history, geography, etc. The children may be delivered to another specialist teacher at some stage during the day, such as music or physical education.During break times, teachers are usually required to take playground duty at some stage. Towards the end of the day, the teacher may go over particular homework assignments, before having the children clean up and pack up their area before being dismissed for the day.After school, the teacher still needs to prepare for the following day by organising worksheets and resources, and mark children's work, recording their progress in particular areas.

Answer 5

Go to the school, get work ready four the kids, teach the kids, PLAYTIME go to staffroom, get a coffee/tea, go back to class, teach again, LUNCH eat lunch in diner hall, go back to class, teach AGAIN, and go home.

Answer 6

A normal day for a teacher consists of any or all of the following:

• preparing lessons, making them as interesting as possible
• preparing homework, assignments and assessment
• researching information to ensure the knowledge they impart is current
• marking homework and pieces of assessment
• identifying the needs of individual students in their classes, and work to help each child develop his or her own potential
• preparing resources for the classroom
• conferring with students over their work
• assisting children to learn, not judging their inability to learn
• identifying emotional, intellectual, physical, etc issues which may be hindering the student from learning to his/her best potential, and research and recommend courses of action
• conducting parent-teacher interviews
• attending professional development sessions to improve his/her own teaching methods and curriculum
• presenting a professional but caring persona at all times
• Treating students with respect, and teaching them to treat others with respect

Answer 7

the day to day life style in a nursery school is mostly fun and just looking after the children