The kindergarten teacher is involved in the upbringing of children whose age ranges from three to seven years. His main responsibility is to supervise each child throughout his stay in kindergarten.
All the duties of a kindergarten teacher are written down in documents such as job descriptions, requirements of the sanitary and epidemiological station for preschool institutions, and an employment contract between the employer and the preschool teacher. The educator is not obliged to do everything else not specified in these documents.
Job responsibilities of a kindergarten teacher
Every day, the teacher takes children into his group. Every morning he asks parents about their child's health. He also strictly monitors the daily routine and conducts planned classes, constantly observes how the children adapt in the group, and gives the kids advice. The specialist tries to find an individual approach to each of his pupils. He carefully studies the character traits of a particular child and builds the learning process based on the identified personal qualities.
In addition, it is his responsibility to inform the head nurse and the head of the kindergarten about the health of the children.
He also informs the head nurse about how many children are not in the group and for what reason, and takes into account the total attendance.
The teacher treats with care and attention to any child from his group, with pedagogical tact and endurance communicates not only with children, but also with their parents. His responsibilities also include communicating with the child's families on issues of upbringing and development of the baby.
It is known that it is customary in kindergarten to put children to bed. This, as a rule, is monitored by the teacher, just like the organization of walks in the fresh air. While walking with a caregiver, children should play and exercise. Outdoor games are practiced before the end of the walk. At the site, older children are taught to beautify, in the spring they plant flowers, and then water them.
During the transfer of the shift, the caregiver should remember that there must be order in the room.
The teacher hands over the shift in person, and the children are transferred strictly according to the list.
Among other things, the educator must plan pedagogical activities, write reports, and improve their qualifications. He follows all the instructions of the management, the head nurse, which relate to pedagogical activity, health care and life of children. Maintains documentation constantly and thoughtfully. Attends courses and seminars to improve the pedagogical level and qualifications.
What a caregiver should know
The teacher's duties also include knowledge of special documents, namely: conventions on the rights of the child, the organization's charter, job descriptions and internal labor regulations, basic state laws, rules for the provision of first-aid medical care, procedures for dealing with situations that threaten the health and life of children, methods and the theory of educational work, developmental physiology, pedagogy, psychology and hygiene, etc.
