Duties of a Teacher

Duties of a Teacher  

SCHEDULE I RULE 22 (1) MEPS

 (1) be primarily responsible for the efficient and effective education of the pupils in his charge. 

(2) attend the school punctually and e present in the school during the prescribed school hours and devote his whole attention to teaching or class work and on he last day of the month not more than three hours may be devoted to completing the registers for the month ended and writing out the registers for the ensuring month and preparing other monthly registers and reports as may be required by the Heads. 

(3) take roll call and maintain the record of the attendance of the pupils. 

(4) make all possible efforts to maintain and improve the attendance in last his school. 

(5) collect fees, if any from the pupils in his charge and hand over the amount of such fee collections to the Head as directed by him, 

   

(6) be responsible for keeping accurately and nearly the necessary registers and other records as required by the Head, 

(7) assist the Head as required by him in the general organisation of the school activities holding periodical and terminal examinations, in arranging co-curricular activities, 

(8) be responsible for in calculating in pupils the habits of cleanliness and neatness and respect for orderly behavior and participate in activities organised for the purpose. 

(9) promote communal harmony and good will among his pupils and see that no discrimination of any kind is imposed on any pupils on the ground of his religion, caste or community, 

(10) prepare the annual unit plan, subject-wise and class-wise in the very beginning of the academic year preferably withing a week of commencing the academic year, 

(11) prepare his teaching work and maintain a very brief record thereof as indicated below :-

(a) (i) date, (ii) class, (iii) subject, 

(b) unit to taught (portion to be covered) during the teaching period, 

(c) salient points to be emphasied such as words, phrase , idioms, concepts, principles, formula, events depending upon the nature of the subject for study, 

(d) teaching aids or demonstration, if any, 

(e) nature of home assignment such as written work, recitation, salient reading, 

(12) make use of the teaching/learning material available in the School while presenting the unit especially in subjects like Geography, History, Science, Mathematics, Art, etc. The Science teacher shall demonstrate all experiments and get the practical work done by the pupils strictly in accordance with he syllabus, 

(13) keep pace with he actual plan of work drawn and shall record the reasons for the short fails, if any, in the monthly register of the respective classes at the end of every month and undertake the measures to make up the short fails and deficiencies, if any, in condition with the Head or Assistant Head or Supervisor concerned, 

(14) set a weekly assignment to the pupil may be able to complete thirty weekly assignments per subject in an entire year but where a teacher is assigned a part of the subject, such as, only History or Geography from Social Studies or Physics or Chemistry in Physical Science etc. the number of assignments in that particular part may stand reduced proportionately, 

(15) ordinarily asses every alternate weekly writ ten home assignment of the pupils critically. If the class contains more than 50 pupils the teacher may assess 12 assignments, instead of 15 during the entire year, 

(16) set and hold objective type tests one in each term and return the answer sheets duly assessed to the pupils within a fortnight, 

(17) set questions papers for term and other examinations in the subject assigned sheets duty assesses to the pupils within a fortnight, 

(18) work as the Conductor or Deputy Conductor or Supervisor at any examination conducted by Government and the Secondary School Certificate or Higher Secondary Certificate Examinations on being appointed by Government and the Maharashtra State Board or a Divisional Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education; and be responsible for the efficiency and discipline as per rules prescribed by Government and the Boards for the respective examinations, 

(19) work as Examiner or Assistant Examiner or Moderator or Chief Moderator or Paper-Setter or Expert at any examination conducted by Government and the Secondary School Certificate or Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination and also do such other work as may be entrusted by Government and the Maharashtra State Board or a Divisional Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education; and be responsible for the efficiency and discipline as per rules prescribed in this respect by government and the Boards, 

(20) undergo and successfully complete Orientation Courses, 

 

(21) perform such other duties and conform to such other instructions relating to education as may be required of or be issued to him by the Head or Assistant Head or Supervisor, within the prescribed hours of work and attendance. 

APPENDIX TWELVE 

RULE 62 - SS CODE 

4. Duties of Teacher :

 

(1) To do minimum 17 to 19 hours of teaching work in a week as per rules laid down. To prepare notes on lessons and to plan teaching work.

(2) To prepare Muster Roll of the class, to collect fees, wherever necessary, to keep its account, and to make its payment in the office. To help the class-teacher, wherever and whenever necessary. 

(3) To prepare students for various competition, sports, etc., to inspect Note-Books, examination papers, to prepare the examination results and to submit them for the approval of Head Master. 

(4)  To see that the Home-work is done by the students systematically. 

(5) To attend off-periods as per orders of the Head Master. 

(6) To do Library work according to exigencies. 

(7) To plan and implement various educational activities, such as holding of various exhibitions, manuscript magazines etc. 

(8) To do all academic and related school work as per orders of the Head master, Assistant Head Master and Supervisor.

(G.R.E and Y.S.D. No. GAC. 1076/380/XXX, dated 16th July 1976, read with G.A of even No., dated 17th December 1976).