Duties of primary teaching (PNET)

Objectives

  • To develop innovative models of good practice in creative/communicative approaches to the teaching and learning of English, including the production of curriculum materials;
  • To develop students' interest and confidence in learning English both within mainstream and extra-curricular activities; and
  • To promote the professional development of the local teachers.

Duties
The exact duties of PNETs should be determined by the School Principal/Supervisor according to the specific needs of the schools. In general, the duties of PNETs should cover the following, subject to slight modifications according to the needs of individual schools:

  1. To undertake teaching duties, developing and trying out good teaching strategies/activities related to the learning, teaching and assessment of English;
  2. To provide support to the English Panel, including contributing to school-based curriculum development and professional development of fellow teachers as well as developing and preparing learning/teaching materials;
  3. To organise and conduct extra-curricular activities related to English learning and teaching such as plays/skit performances, school-based English camps, English language days, games, story-telling activities, songs and dances, verse speaking, and extensive reading; and, if applicable, to contribute to other extra-curricular activities such as IT, art and craft activities and sports;
  4. To act as a language policy advisor for the Principal and teachers in the school; and
  5. Where applicable, to play an active role in regional teacher development programmes, including lesson demonstrations and experience-sharing with other teachers.
 

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