When I changed from being a teacher to become a supervisor, I
felt that the schools responsible think that I’m not a good teacher for that
they imprisoned me in that office. I refused and asked for a reason of that
decision and the answer was, “because we trust your work and because you have
abilities that we really need”. My coworkers envied me and told me that I will
rest for the whole days.
I started work to find that I am responsible about:
1-
Monitoring students Progress.
2-
Keep the teachers trained and activated.
3-
Visit the class for problems, especially discipline.
4-
Prepare reports
for student’s performance and absence.
5-
Keep in touch with parents and inform them about their
children.
6-
Always be with the students in the playing ground and
any place outside class, and that’s the most hard part because in their free
time and in an open place you can’t expect what would they do.
7-
Follow up with the teacher for all extracurricular activities.
8-
Teaching schedules.
9-
Having a hand in planning for school events and implementing
curriculum.
10-
All official information for the Ministry of Education
about these students must be prepared by me.
Many times I’m obliged to come during
holidays or the vacation to do extra work.
For that don’t ever say: “the
supervisor doesn’t work”.
I'm pretty sure all your hard work will be rewarded eventually.... I just hope you don't stress yourself too hard by then!! All hard work, even if it goes unnoticed, will be fruitful at the end... Best of luck
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