This assignment will focus on the role of the teacher within different aspects of school life: the aspects that this assignment will focus on are diverse classrooms and challenging stereotypes. It will argue that the role of the teacher within a diverse classroom is to ensure that all the children are being included and given an equal opportunity to develop their knowledge and understanding. This assignment will also argue that the role of the teacher while challenging stereotypes is to recognise the stereotypes and develop ways that will help to overcome them. This assignment will also place a focus on the impact that the teacher has on the children and their learning. It will argue that the role of the teacher has a great impact on a child’s life and their development.
Bullying is one of the many challenges that a teacher has to deal with both inside and outside the classroom. Although there is no specific definition of bullying, many suggest that it is an act that is repeated and intended to hurt someone either physically or emotionally (Department for Education, 2014). Children who are being bullied emotionally may not show any physical signs of bullying such as bruises, these children may however, seem withdrawn from lessons and have low self-esteem and confidence. There are many forms of bullying, these forms can be placed into three main categories which are physical, verbal and indirect. The main categories can be further broken down into individual actions (Smith and Sharp, 1994). The teacher has many different roles within the aspect of bullying, one of these roles is to prevent bullying from happening within the school. This can be done through the creation of a school ethos that promotes good behaviour and encourages the children to respect the staff …show more content…
There are many ways in which a teacher can intervene some of these ways
Bullying is one of the many challenges that a teacher has to deal with both inside and outside the classroom. Although there is no specific definition of bullying, many suggest that it is an act that is repeated and intended to hurt someone either physically or emotionally (Department for Education, 2014). Children who are being bullied emotionally may not show any physical signs of bullying such as bruises, these children may however, seem withdrawn from lessons and have low self-esteem and confidence. There are many forms of bullying, these forms can be placed into three main categories which are physical, verbal and indirect. The main categories can be further broken down into individual actions (Smith and Sharp, 1994). The teacher has many different roles within the aspect of bullying, one of these roles is to prevent bullying from happening within the school. This can be done through the creation of a school ethos that promotes good behaviour and encourages the children to respect the staff …show more content…
There are many ways in which a teacher can intervene some of these ways