@Burfatmukhtiar Yes! I agree with you and that's why it seems tough to regulate.

@Tabasebab67ddca agree?

@SADAMd644b63b7a It's very respectful profession. All professions are respectful but it's more respectfully and loving that a teacher become a hero for his students.and students follow the teachers.

1- physically punishment is not good and it should not be. Children are very cute and sensitive. If we punish them they will not feel easy and it can put a negative impact to their mind.
2- Children follow the teachers so a teacher should be polite,humble, and soft hearted
3- teacher shuoul act like a child with students then they can feel easy, happy, they will learn with enjoy.

@shamsa-kanwal agree with your thought

@Raj-Kumar @Burfatmukhtiar @MYLOG47799627c6 @Noorulain-Khatri @SADAMd644b63b7a @shamsa-kanwal @Tabassum-Laghari

Dear Raj and all colleagues,
I believe that on forum Asking is sharing and Sharing is caring. So in context of taking care each other I am sharing responses of all questions raised by our beloved forum fellow as well as country fellow Sir @Raj-Kumar, from my insights.

i) How does a teacher see their role as a primary school teacher?

A teacher sees their role as helping students learn and grow. They try to make the classroom a safe and friendly place where students can learn new things and feel good about themselves.

ii) What parts of their job does a teacher like the most and why?

A teacher loves seeing students learn and improve. They enjoy creating fun and interesting lessons that make students curious. Building strong relationships with students and helping them gain confidence is also very rewarding for them.

iii) What parts of their job does a teacher not like and why?

Teachers often find managing paperwork and administrative tasks challenging because it takes time away from teaching. Dealing with behavioral issues can also be tough, especially when it requires a lot of patience and understanding.

iv) What could be possible challenges in their job?

Some challenges include meeting the needs of all students, especially since everyone learns differently. Balancing the need to prepare students for tests while also providing a well-rounded education is another challenge. Time management and keeping up with new teaching methods can also be difficult.

v) How would a teacher handle these challenges?

To handle these challenges, a teacher keeps learning new skills and techniques by attending workshops and training. They work with other teachers and specialists to find the best ways to support their students. They also try to manage their time well and stay organized. Keeping open communication with students and their families helps everyone work together to support the student´s growth.

Hope I answered all askings to the point, if there is some thing wrong, please make me correct.

Thanking you all

@Burfatmukhtiar yes sir i agree with you .

@shamsa-kanwal yes i agree with your point of view .

@Noorulain-Khatri Why we call the teacher as our role model?
As we know that a teacher is a person,we respect and we always try to be like, thats why we call him as a role model.
he is a role model is someone who motivates us and inspires by his actions and behaviour.he is the person who inspires us to achieve our goals,greatness and reach our greatest potential .He recognizes our personality and whatever the best in ourselves.
A teacher is the someone who shows the students that how complete the tasks and goals.
A good teacher has the qualities that everyone wants to have.By his positive attributes he can attract the students as well as people towards him.
A teacher spend more than five hours daily with his students.they learn alot of things from their teacher.If the teacher works hard,the students will also work hard .
I. Short we can say that students are the reflection of their teacher.
So,we must strive to be the best and to learn how to behave and handle the every situation gracefully.Because a teacher always have many challenges in the professional life.

@Burfatmukhtiar
Teachers build nations. It is the only teachers who struggle day and night to create Future leaders we are proud to be teachers.

Re: How to enhance teaching skill as limited resources

Teaching is noble profession not dependent on resources
If you have potential than you can convert class room with learning atmosphere
Like ....give knowledge in story form ...make some paintings on boards which is related to your topic
...give confidanc to students ..take presentation to each students about topic

@MYLOG47799627c6 Primary School Teacher is the base of Teaching.
It works like pillar of the Education. You really doing great in your field. My best wishes with you

@FarhanMehboob absolutely right sir.Alhumdulillah

What is an effective teacher?

How can I ensure my teaching is effective? These are questions which continue to fascinate both educators and researchers.

Understanding what constitutes effective teaching is an essential aspect of ongoing professional development – regardless of your job title or length of experience – but keeping up-to-date with best practice can be challenging alongside the everyday pressures and demands of the role. However, gaining a secure understanding of effective teaching and its importance does not have to be a laborious process. Trialling the latest, shiniest strategies can take our attention away from the core components of effective teaching – components which are often very simple to implement and practise within the classroom.

@Engr-Zeeshan absolutely sir you are right but I feel teacher should not afraid of managing paper work it's also a part of our job that we collect the data of our students and by this we can know more about our students. And it helps us to know students psyche

@shamsa-kanwal Aslam o Alaikum dear,
Thank you for your response. I completely agree that managing paperwork is an important part of our job, as it helps us understand our students better. My point was more about finding a balance between administrative tasks and actual teaching time. Too much paperwork can sometimes take away from the time we could spend engaging with our students. It's all about finding the right balance to ensure we can support our students effectively.
I hope you understand my point of view.
Regards

@Engr-Zeeshan absolutely sir I can understand this.

@Engr-Zeeshan actually we do same task at our school with teaching.

In the 21st century when getting any information is no longer a problem for learners, the teacher in the classroom should not be an information transmitter but rather a facilitator, whose role is to help learners develop skills and techniques which will ease the learning process. Besides, the teacher should create a safe learning environment where students will feel confident enough to express themselves freely without being afraid of making mistakes.

@Gohar-Gulabyan well said dear

Hi dear respected sir @Raj-Kumar you asked a lot of questions regarding to my primary teaching job description .so i am here to reply and try to write my experience or views .
Answer of your 1st question :
As a primary school teacher, I view my role as a foundational builder for my students' education and development. It's my responsibility to create a nurturing and stimulating environment that encourages curiosity, fosters a love for learning, and helps students develop essential skills.
Answer of your 2nd question :
The functions I enjoy the most include:Teaching and Interacting with Students,I love seeing their curiosity and excitement when they learn something new.Designing creative and engaging lessons that cater to different learning styles is fulfilling. Watching students grow academically and personally gives me a sense of accomplishment.
Answer of your 3rd question :
Some functions I find challenging include:Administrative Tasks: Paperwork and bureaucratic requirements can be time-consuming and take away from teaching time.Dealing with Behavioral Issues: While part of the job, managing difficult behaviors can be stressful and demanding.
Answer of your 4th question :
Potential challenges include:Meeting Diverse Needs: Addressing the varied academic and emotional needs of all students.Parental Involvement: Engaging parents in their child's education can sometimes be difficult.Keeping Up with Curriculum Changes: Adapting to new educational standards and practices.Work-Life Balance: Managing the demands of teaching while maintaining personal well-being.
And finally answer of your last one question :
To meet these challenges, I would:Seek Professional Development: Continuously improving my skills through workshops, courses, and collaborating with colleagues.Use Differentiated Instruction: Tailoring teaching methods to meet the diverse needs of students.Foster Communication with Parents: Building strong relationships with parents to support student learning.Stay Organized and Manage Time: Prioritizing tasks and finding efficient ways to handle administrative work.Self-Care and Support Networks: Ensuring I take care of my mental and physical health and seek support from fellow teachers.