PRT English

A Primary Teacher (PRT) for English plays a crucial role in building foundational English language and literacy skills in primary school students (typically Grades 1 through 5).

Core Roles and Responsibilities:

• Curriculum and Lesson Planning

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• Develop and implement creative, age-appropriate lesson plans aligned with school and national (e.g., CBSE, NEP 2020) curriculum guidelines.
• Prepare teaching aids, worksheets, and instructional materials to make learning interactive and student-centric.

• Instruction and Skill Development

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• Teach the fundamentals of the English language, focusing on

  reading, writing, speaking, listening, phonics, grammar, and vocabulary

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• Foster a love for reading and creative expression through storytelling, recitation, and library activities.
• Utilize diverse and innovative teaching methods, such as games, role-play, and technology integration, to accommodate different learning styles.

• Assessment and Evaluation

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• Assess student progress regularly through assignments, projects, quizzes, and periodic tests.
• Monitor individual student performance, provide constructive feedback, and identify areas needing improvement.
• Maintain accurate records of student grades, attendance, and progress.

• Classroom Management and Student Welfare

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• Create a positive, supportive, inclusive, and safe learning environment.
• Maintain discipline and decorum according to school policies.
• Provide individual attention and support to students with diverse learning needs.
• Promote positive character traits such as discipline, hard work, and respect.

• Communication and Collaboration

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• Communicate effectively with parents and guardians regarding student progress, concerns, and development (e.g., during Parent-Teacher Meetings).
• Collaborate with other teachers, staff, and the academic coordinator for integrated learning approaches and school-wide initiatives.

• Professional Development and School Activities

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• Participate in staff meetings, professional development sessions, and training programs.
• Organize or be involved in school events, co-curricular activities, and extracurricular English-related programs like debates or drama clubs.