Geography Teacher

Continuous Learning: Keep abreast of new developments and methodologies in geographic education.

Technology Integration: Utilize Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and other technologies in the classroom.

Set up and troubleshoot tech equipment.

Assist students in learning how to use geographical software.

Extracurricular Activities: Support the teacher in organizing geography-related clubs or events.

Administrative Duties: Perform clerical tasks such as photocopying, taking attendance, and organizing documents.

Research: Conduct research to provide up-to-date information and statistics for lessons.

Communication: Serve as a liaison between the teacher, students, and parents for educational matters.

Cultural Sensitivity: Ensure that teaching materials reflect the diverse cultures and perspectives within geography.

Lesson Preparation: Assist in the creation of engaging lesson plans and gather necessary materials.

Classroom Support: Set up the classroom for lessons, which may include maps, projectors, and other geographical aids.

Student Support: Provide one-on-one assistance to students who are struggling with the subject material.

Grading Assignments: Help with marking homework, quizzes, and exams, and provide input on student performance.

Resource Management: Organize and maintain teaching resources such as atlases, textbooks, and digital media.

Field Trips: Help plan and supervise educational field trips to places of geographical interest.