Mother Teacher

Job Description

The Mother Teacher plays a key role in nurturing the emotional, academic, and social growth of young students, typically in early primary or pre-primary classes. This role emphasizes holistic care and personalized attention, ensuring a safe and supportive learning environment for children. The Mother Teacher often functions as the primary point of contact for students and parents, fostering a close bond to aid in their overall development.

Key Responsibilities:

Classroom Teaching:
Plan and deliver engaging lessons aligned with the curriculum.
Use creative teaching methodologies to make learning fun and interactive.
Cater to the individual learning needs of students.

Student Care and Supervision:
Foster a nurturing, safe, and inclusive classroom environment.
Monitor students’ behavior, health, and emotional well-being.
Address individual concerns and help students adjust to the school setting.

Parent Communication:
Serve as the primary contact between parents and the school for assigned students.
Provide regular updates on academic progress, behavior, and development.
Address parent concerns with empathy and professionalism.

Skill Development:
Focus on enhancing students’ foundational skills, such as reading, writing, and numeracy.
Encourage creativity, teamwork, and critical thinking.

Record Maintenance:
Maintain detailed records of student attendance, progress, and achievements.
Prepare progress reports and assessments as required.

Classroom Management:
Organize and maintain classroom materials and activities.
Ensure discipline and harmony among students.

Collaborative Work:
Collaborate with other teachers and staff for curriculum planning and school events.
Participate in staff meetings and professional development programs.

Extra-Curricular Activities:
Engage students in arts, crafts, storytelling, and other co-curricular activities.
Organize and participate in school events, celebrations, and field trips.