Roles of

Teachers in the
Society
The roles of a teacher
are the various
responsibilities and
activities in which
teachers engage.
Teacher as Caregiver
A teacher provides
physical, emotional, and
intellectual support for
students in various
capacities.
For examples, Mrs.
Johnson had a student
she suspected was being
bullied. She stepped into
her role as caregiver and
cared for the child
emotionally while also
handling the situation
professionally with other
staff and administrators.
As a teacher, you cannot
effectively educate your
students if you do not
also care for them in
various ways.
Teacher as Character Builder
Teachers teach
students to respect
people. It is only respect
which returns you
respect.
Teachers teach students
obedience, care,
forgiveness, truthfulness,
mannerism etiquettes to
lead the life of purity
and sincerity.
Teachers cater
development of soul, mind
and the body.
Teachers aim at balanced
growth of the total
personality of a student.
Teacher as Colleague
Good teachers learn from
each other.
For the school to function
smoothly, all teachers
should work in harmony.
Teachers help the other
teachers(particularly
beginners).
Find a way to connect
with peers
Be a good listener, loving
consentious teacher.
Teacher as Community Leader
Schools are often the
central hubs of
communities. It is in
school where children
make friends, community
events are held, and
adults meet and
collaborate with one
another.
A teacher steps into this
role when he/she
volunteers at dances,
organizes fundraising, an
interacts with parents
and other members of
the community outside of
the school.
Teacher as Counsellor
If a student has a
problem he/she
approaches the teacher
or the teacher senses
the problem then the
teacher establishes
rapport with the student.
A teacher makes his
student come out with
the problem and help him
to move forward in
solving the problem.
The teacher should be
keen observer, sensitive,
empathetic, loving and
friendly (to win the
confidence of the
student).
Teacher as Evaluator
Teachers assess the
performance and learning
of students and make
necessary adjustments in
order to meet students
concern.
The changes in curriculum
are dependent on the
result of the observation
that they're doing. This
is the purpose of grading
system, and its not to
put down individuals
learning, but to gauge, if
specific teaching methods
are effective or not.
They dont only teach to
produce good people, but
they supervise and watch
their students for them
to become what they
ought to be.
Teacher as Educator
A teacher is the person
in the room who has the
skills, tools, and
information necessary to
educate young people.
Teachers are responsible
for teaching the school's
curriculum through
engaging lessons and
activities.
The teacher as educator
must take into account
student learning styles,
abilities, and
personalities.
To be an effective
educator, he/she must
create lessons that are
accessible to every
student in her classroom.
Teacher as Facilitator
In student centered
methods- teacher guides
students during project
work, experimentation,
library work, home
assignments, etc.For the
school to function
smoothly, all teachers
should work in harmony.
The teacher provides
resources, monitors
progress, and encourages
students for problem
solving.
Teacher as Learner
Teachers learn something
new from their students
during classroom
discussions, and its
something which is
precious to them that
cannot be read in
textbooks nor written in
their lesson memos.
They are gaining
experiences that will
make them more equip as
they face their students,
and facilitate the
learning process of their
students.
They model continual
improvement,
demonstrate lifelong
learning, and use what
they learn to help all
students achieve.
Teacher as Mentor
Serving as a mentor for
novice teachers is a
common role for
teachers.
Mentors serve as role
models; acclimate new
teachers to a new school;
and advise new teachers
about instruction,
curriculum, procedure,
practices, and politics.
Aside from parents,
teacher are the hones
that develop and prepare
students to make dreams,
and fulfill them.
Those senior teachers
also mentor other new
teachers in being
equipped with knowledge
and skills before teaching
students.
Teacher as Resource Provider
Teachers help their
colleagues by sharing
instructional resources.
These might include Web
sites, instructional
materials, readings, or
other resources to use
with students.
They might also share
such professional
resources as articles,
books, lesson or unit
plans, and assessment
tools.
Teacher as Second Parent
While parents are away
especially to kids who are
still young and innocent,
teachers are filling the
role and time while kids
are at school.
It is true that they can
never replace the parents
of their students, but
they can perform a
critical in role in
developing good habits,
correcting behaviors, and
to become good citizens
of their nations.
Moreover, as parents
they treat their students
with much love, and
kindness by being patient
to them at all times.
 The role of a teacher in
society is both significant and
valuable. It has far-reaching
influence on the society he lives
in, and no other personality can
have an influence more profound
than that of a teacher.
- Shiben Raina (2007)
Members:
Marianne Hilario
Glessy Mae Agustin
Prema Joy Tangonan
Rhea Angelica Pascua
Laarnie Pacris
Bladamir Biri
Rheina Contaoi
Femy Ruth Tarnate
Margie Corpuz
Kathleen Corpuz