Teachers and teachers’ aides: Who does what? MODULE 1 PRESENTATION.

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Teachers and teachers’ aides: Who does what? MODULE 1 PRESENTATION

Why this module? »Research from New Zealand and internationally shows: –teachers’ aides are often unsure about their roles –teachers are often unsure about their roles in relation to teachers’ aides. 2MODULE 1: Teachers and teachers’ aides: Who does what? How does the research compare with your experience as a teacher or teacher’s aide?

Why this module? »This module supports teachers and teachers’ aides to: –develop a shared understanding of what their roles are –build an effective working partnership. MODULE 1: Teachers and teachers’ aides: Who does what?3

Being clear about who does what We need to: »be clear about our roles »respect each other’s role »know who to ask for support. 4MODULE 1: Teachers and teachers’ aides: Who does what? Who do you talk to in your school if you need help clarifying your roles?

Supporting teachers’ aides »Identify the key people who support teacher’s aides in your school »Secondary schools – head of learning support or special education needs coordinator (SENCo) often coordinate teachers’ aides’ work »Ensure teachers’ aides have access to school policies and procedures, and role descriptions. 5MODULE 1: Teachers and teachers’ aides: Who does what?

Defining the role: teachers In the classroom, teachers are responsible for: »learning and behaviour »planning, implementation and monitoring »assessment/evaluation. 6MODULE 1: Teachers and teachers’ aides: Who does what? Teachers have full responsibility for all the students in their class.

Defining the role: teachers’ aides In the classroom, teachers’ aides: »aid to the teacher (not a ‘helper’ to individual students) »work alongside the teacher »work within the classroom programme »are guided by the teacher. 7MODULE 1: Teachers and teachers’ aides: Who does what?

Supporting teachers When you have a teacher’s aide in your class: »know how their time will be used »support and guide their day-to-day activities »their work is based on your classroom programme »know who you can ask for help. 8MODULE 1: Teachers and teachers’ aides: Who does what?

Getting together Meet together regularly to: »discuss »plan »give each other feedback. MODULE 1: Teachers and teachers’ aides: Who does what?9

Getting together »Use s, communication books »Meet within school time. 10MODULE 1: Teachers and teachers’ aides: Who does what?

Next step? Download the workbook for this module at: teachersandteachersaides.tki.org.nz/ Our-roles/Module-1 teachersandteachersaides.tki.org.nz/ Our-roles/Module-1 To find out more about Teachers and Teachers’ Aides Working Together and to access the other modules go to: teachersandteachersaides.tki.org.nz teachersandteachersaides.tki.org.nz MODULE 1: Teachers and teachers’ aides: Who does what?11