NATURE OF TEACHING

AND
TEACHER ROLE
WHAT IS THE NATURE OF
TEACHING?

The nature of teaching is multifaceted

and encompasses a wide range of roles,
responsibilities, and activities aimed at
facilitating learning and promoting the
intellectual, social, emotional, and moral
development of students.
 NATURE OF TEACHING

 Facilitates Learning  Gives Assessment and

 Creates a Supportive Feedback
Environment  Cultivates Values and
 Adapt to Student Needs Ethics
 Promotes Critical Thinking  Continuous Professional
 Models Lifelong Learning Development
 Builds Relationship  Flexibility and
 Gives Assessment and Adaptability
Feedback
WHAT IS TEACHING?
Teaching is the intentional
process of facilitating learning
and promoting the acquisition of
knowledge, skills, values, and
attitudes in individuals.
 Key aspects of teaching include:

 Instruction  Motivation
 Interaction  Critical Thinking
 Adaptation  Life Skills
 Assessment  Ethics and Values
 Continuous
 Feedback
Improvement
WHAT ARE THE ROLES OF A
TEACHER?
The role of a teacher is multifaceted
and crucial in the educational process.
Teachers play a significant role in shaping
the intellectual, social, and emotional
development of students.
 1. AS A PERSON Teachers play multiple roles that extend beyond
just being educators in the classroom. Here are some of the key roles
of a teacher as a person:

 Educator  Innovator
 Mentor  Community Builder
 Role Model  Advocate
 Facilitator
 Lifelong Learner
 Coach
 Cultural Ambassador
 Counselor
 Disciplinarian
 Motivator
 Listener
 Evaluator
2. AS A PROFESSIONAL
The role of a teacher as a professional encompasses the responsibilities and
standards associated with their position in the educational field. Here are the key
aspects of a teacher's professional role:

 Expertise in Subject Matter  Data Analysis and Reflection

 Curriculum Design and  Ethical Responsibilities

Planning  Cultural Competence
 Instruction and Delivery  Advocacy
 Classroom Management  Technology Integration
 Assessment and Evaluation  Parent and Community
 Feedback and Support Engagement
 Professional Development  Reflective Practitioner

 Collaboration
 3. AS A COMMUNITY LEADER AND SOCIAL ADVOCATE
Teachers have the potential to extend their influence beyond the classroom by taking on roles as
community leaders and social advocates. These roles involve using their expertise, knowledge, and
position to positively impact their communities and advocate for social change. Here's how
teachers can serve as community leaders and social advocates:

 Community Engagement  Collaboration with Local Leaders

 Civic Education  Social Justice Advocacy
 Service Learning  Promotion of Digital Literacy
 Environmental Advocacy  Partnerships with Parents
 Health and Wellness Promotion  Promotion of Volunteerism
 Cultural Preservation  Advocacy for Educational Equity
 Literacy Initiatives  Leading by Example
 Advocacy for Vulnerable
Populations
AS A MODEL OF CHARACTER
Teachers play a crucial role as models of character for their students. Their actions, behavior, and
values can significantly influence how students perceive and develop their own character. Here are
the key aspects of a teacher's role as a model of character:

 Integrity  Courage
 Respect  Humility
 Empathy  Generosity
 Responsibility  Ethical Decision-Making
 Self-Discipline  Time Management
 Positive Attitude  Lifelong Learning
 Kindness  Role of Humor
 Fairness
 Perseverance
AS AN EXPERT
AS AN EXPERT
The role of a teacher as an expert involves having a deep understanding of the
subject matter they teach and using their expertise to facilitate effective learning
experiences for their students. Here are the key aspects of a teacher's role as an
expert:

 Subject Knowledge  Assessment and Feedback

 Curriculum Design  Challenging Advanced Students
 Content Delivery  Staying Current
 Answering Questions  Adapting to Learners
 Critical Thinking  Mentoring and Guiding
 Application of Knowledge  Inspiring Passion
 Providing Context  Role Modeling
 Fostering Inquiry  Collaborating with Peers
 Facilitating Discussions