Curriculum Development and Implementation:

Teacher Coordinators may be involved in developing and implementing curriculum plans, ensuring they align with CBSE guidelines.

Lesson Plan Review:

They might review and approve lesson plans created by teachers.

Monitoring Student Progress:

They track student academic progress, sometimes through daily, weekly, or monthly reports.

Maintaining Academic Standards:

They help ensure the quality of education by monitoring teachers’ performance and providing support.

Preparing for and Implementing Assessments:

They help with the preparation and implementation of assessments, such as exams and projects.

Administrative Responsibilities:

Organizing and Coordinating Events:

They often plan and coordinate school events like parent-teacher meetings, field trips, sports days, and annual functions.

Managing Resources:

They help manage resources, including purchasing materials and organizing supplies.

Liaising with Parents:

They may be involved in communicating with parents, attending parent-teacher meetings, and addressing parent concerns.

Maintaining Documentation:

They ensure proper documentation of various academic and administrative processes.

 Pedagogical Responsibilities:

Supporting Teachers:

They provide support and guidance to teachers, especially new teachers or those requiring mentorship.

Enhancing Teaching Methods:

They collaborate with teachers to improve teaching methods and promote best practices.

Promoting a Positive Learning Environment:

They work to create a safe and supportive environment for students, teachers, and parents.

Fostering Professional Development:

They may be involved in planning and implementing professional development programs for teachers.