A primary teacher is responsible for teaching young children, typically between the ages of 5 and 11, in the early stages of their education. Their duties include:

Lesson Planning: Preparing and delivering lessons that cover a range of subjects, including math, science, language arts, social studies, and sometimes art or physical education.

Classroom Management: Creating a positive and engaging learning environment by managing classroom behavior, setting clear rules, and maintaining discipline.

Assessing Students: Evaluating student progress through tests, assignments, and observations, and providing feedback to students and parents.

Supporting Individual Learning Needs: Tailoring lessons and support for students who may need additional help or enrichment, ensuring all students have access to the curriculum.

Communication with Parents: Keeping parents informed about their child’s progress through meetings, reports, or informal discussions.

Administrative Tasks: Maintaining student records, including attendance, grades, and notes on individual progress.

Promoting Social Skills: Helping students develop social and emotional skills, fostering cooperation, and promoting respect and responsibility.

Professional Development: Engaging in ongoing learning to stay current with teaching methods, curriculum changes, and educational technology.