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High schools Education









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And God will wipe away every

tear from their eyes; there shall

be no more death, nor sorrow,

nor crying. There shall be no

more pain, for the former things

have passed away.” Revelation

21:4 


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"A teacher takes a hand, 

opens a mind and touches

 a heart"

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then use the video above to see 

and listen to the same teaching

 topic in text below.


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Introduction:




Secondary school teachers are responsible for teaching

approved national curriculum subjects to students aged

11-19, guiding them through some of the most important

stages of their education –their GCSEs and A-levels.




If you enter this incredibly important profession, you will

 be responsible for preparing lesson plans and teaching

pupils in accordance with the national curriculum.

Essentially, your primary objective will be to impart your

subject-specific knowledge using creative, interactive

and engaging teaching methods.




You’ll also be responsible for marking students’ work 

and providing them with necessary feedback, criticism,

encouragement and support.



 


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Why do you like to become a


high school teacher?



“One of the reasons I love teaching seniors is that  

they feel like adults and sometimes they still feel like

kids. They try and act like they are grown up but

 once it comes to filling out college applications and 

getting jobs they really lean on me as a teacher

to help them through.




It also allows them to focus on projects and other

interesting activities for the students. ... As such, it's

possible to create great bonds with your students.

In the process, you can make a difference in their

 lives and help them better understand the subject.


 


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What did a high school teacher say?



I always knew that I wanted to become a teacher.

Because of my love for writing, I chose to study English

 Education in college and become a high school 

teacher.





However, I worked as a Kindergarten Enrichment 

teacher and daycare supervisor to pay for college, 

which lead me to question my decision to teach 

secondary education.





Although I spent a semester taking classes in Early

Childhood Education, I ended up teaching English at 

the high school level.I had to think about what was

 best for me, just as you have to determine which 

grade level is best for you. Where will you excel and 

thrive?




If you’re thinking about teaching in a high school 

setting, here are some pros and cons that you 

should consider.

 


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Pros of Becoming a High School Teacher






Unlike elementary school teachers, high school teachers


 only need to specialize in one subject. This allows 


teachers to delve deeper into subjects that interest them.





Many teachers cover the same course multiple times

each day, so it’s less time consuming to come up with

lesson plans .It also allows them to focus on projects

 and other interesting activities for the students.




High school students tend to be more mature than

 middle or elementary school students. Many of them

are looking ahead to life after high school.

As such, it’s possible to create bonds

with your students. In the process, you can make a

 difference in their lives and help them better

understand the subject.




I’m not going to lie to you and say that every day of

teaching feels like a success. You will have days when 

you question your choice to become a teacher, but it’s 

the little moments when you see a light bulb come on 

for students or help a student through a tough time in 

their personal life.





Those are the moments that make teaching all worth it.

 And thanks to social media, you can keep track of your

 students and see the people that they become after 

they graduate from high school.

 


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Your role as a teacher:




As you educate the bright young minds of tomorrow, you

 will need to pay attention to each individual student’s

progress through the use of regular assignments, tests

and projects.





Furthermore, you’ll be responsible for helping students

prepare for crucial examinations, admissions tests and

other competitive academic exercises.




From time to time, you may also get the opportunity to

take part in events and projects outside of the 

classroom, such as taking children on cultural

 outings, field trips and excursions.




Teaching, however, is not all about working with young

students. Frequently, you will have to attend meetings

with other teaching staff, undertake in-service training

and meet with pupils’ parents to discuss their academic

progress at parents’ evenings.




On a pastoral support level, you may be required to

provide counseling and guidance to students who are

facing learning difficulties. This may involve referring

students to other relevant authorities and professionals

who may be able to help them.



Teachers also need to keep their skills fresh.

Consequently, you’ll be required to keep up to date on

new teaching methods and developments in the

curriculum.


 




Curriculum




A comprehensive high school curriculum should 

include math, language arts, science, social

 studies and a number of electives.




The goal of a high school education program is 

to prepare students for the next phase of their

lives after high school, regardless of what that may

 be, whether it’s furthering their education or going 

right into the workforce.




Time 4 Learning provides an online high school 

curriculum for students that teaches using an 

interactive, engaging approach. The flexible, 

self-paced program is designed so that students 

can work independently and progress at their 

own pace as they learn new concepts.




Secondary education typically takes place

after six years of primary education and is 

followed by higher education, vocational

education or employment.  In most countries 

secondary education is compulsory, at least 

until the age of 16.





The Secondary curriculum is a skills-focused 

program that provides students with a broad and 

balanced knowledge of key subjects, as well as 

effective critical thinking and communication skills.

 that provides students with a broad and balanced

 knowledge of key subjects, as well as effective

 critical thinking and communication skills.


 


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Objectives



To promote the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and 

physical development of all pupils at the School.


To prepare all pupils for the opportunities, 

responsibilities and experiences of adult life.




To enable all pupils to set their life and society in a 

relevant cultural, historical and geographical context 

and understand the nature of the world in which

 they live.




To help pupils acquire the knowledge, concepts, 

basic and transferable skills, values and attitudes 

which will serve them now and in the future




To help pupils acquire lively and inquiring minds,

the ability to question and argue rationally and to

 apply themselves to a variety of tasks and physical 

skills using logical processes in investigating 

problems.




To help pupils learn to communicate effectively

 using a variety of media and techniques,

 including oral skills.




To pursue and recognize achievement and 

development in every individual’s personal growth 

and academic results, including those with special 

educational needs.




To provide opportunities for aesthetic and creative 

development, including interpreting, performing, 

creating, designing, making and problem solving.




To reflect sensitivity to issues of gender and culture 

and commitment to whole school action in the

 pursuit of good practice in these important areas.

 



To develop social, political, economic and 

environmental awareness.



To emphasize the acquisition of the tools of study 

(study skills) for lifelong learning, notably the use of 

information technology through the whole curriculum.




To develop in our pupils the ability to function as

contributing members of co-operative groups through

 tutorial work, PSE, residential experience and work

experience and to make informed, realistic and

responsible decisions with respect to their immediate

future.






School Duties



Secondary education  provide the learner with :



acquire necessary knowledge, skills and attitudes

 for the development of the self and the nation 

promote love for and loyalty to the nation promoter 

harmonious co-existence among the peoples of 

Kenya develop mentally, socially, morally, physically 

and spiritually enhance understanding and respect

 for own and other people's and their place in 

contemporary society

enhance understanding and appreciation of

interrelationships among nations promote positive

environmental and health practices build a firm

foundation for further education and training develop

ability for inquiry, critical thinking and rational 

judgment develop into a responsible and socially 

well adjusted person promote acceptance and

 respect


 All persons enhance enjoyment in learning identify

individual talents and develop them build a foundation

 for technological and industrial development  develop

into a self-disciplined individual who appreciates work

and manages time properly.


 


Three Innovative Methods of




Teaching




 for High School Educators






Visualization, technology tools,



and active learning






1. Visualization




It can be very hard for students to understand a list of


 disconnected facts. Knowledge that is organized and


connected to concepts with a goal of mastery, including


 the ability to visualize the concepts, can lead to the


ability to transfer knowledge and to a deeper, longer-


term understanding of what is being taught.





2. Wisely managed classroom technology



Computers, tablets, digital cameras, video conferencing

 technology, and GPS devices can all enhance a 

student’s learning experience. Possible uses of 

classroom technology include using video games to 

teach math and foreign languages, leveraging Skype to

 communicate with classrooms or guest speakers

 from around the world, or multimedia projects that

allow students to explore subject matter using film,

 audio, and even software they create.





3. Active learning: Peer instruction, discussion


 groups, and collaborative problem solving



All high-school educators dread a roomful of blank

faces or silence after they open up a topic for class

discussion. According to the Johns Hopkins Center

for Educational Resources (CER), devoting time to

active learning projects is one way to get students

thinking, talking, and sharing information in the 

classroom.


 


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