Primary Education

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time are not worth

comparing with the glory

that is to be revealed to us.”

—Romans 8:18

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Introduction:

Primary education is the foremost and basic right

of every child.The role of primary education is to

ensure the development of children. This means

that all children are able to develop their social,

cognitive, cultural, emotional and physical skills

according to the best of their abilities.

Primary school teachers are responsible for

teaching approved national curriculum subjects

to pupils aged 5-11, guiding them through what is

arguably the most important stage of their

education.

Elementary education, also called primary

education, the first stage traditionally found in

formal education, beginning at about age 5 to 7

and ending at about age 11 to 13. In the United

Kingdom and some other countries, the term

primary is used instead of elementary.

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You as a primary teacher:

If you enter this incredibly important profession, you

will be responsible for preparing lesson plans and

teaching pupils in accordance with the national

curriculum.

As a primary school teacher, you won’t

only be teaching one or two specific subjects –

instead, you will be required to teach different

lessons on a broad range of topics.

Effectively, it doesn’t matter what age group or

academic level your pupils are: as a primary school

teacher, you will teach every area of the curriculum,

from math and English to music and physical

education.

You will be using creative, interactive and engaging

teaching methods to encourage pupils to actively

participate in classroom activities and develop

cognitive, numerical and verbal reasoning skills.

You will be responsible for preparing lesson plans,

educating pupils in a fun and engaging manner,

marking students’ work and providing them with

necessary feedback, encouragement and support.

You will need to pay attention to each individual

pupil’s progress and evaluate their learning abilities

by setting assignments, periodic tests and homework projects.

From time to time, you may also get the opportunity

to take part in events and projects outside of the

classroom, such as field trips and sports days.

Teaching, however, is not all about working with

young children in the classroom. Frequently, you

will have to attend meetings with other teaching

staff, write reports, undertake in-service training

and meet with pupils’ parents to discuss their

children’s academic progress at parents’ evenings.

Teachers also need to keep their skills fresh.

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

new teaching methods and developments in the

curriculum.

Why do you like to become a primary teacher?

You learn from teaching. One of the things you should

Like about teaching in primary schools is teaching

the range of subjects.I've never had one subject that I

loved or excelled at more than the others, so primary

teaching has allowed me to develop in all the subject

areas I have to teach.

I am a hard-working, confident and conscientious and

have a keen desire to be a primary school teacher.

The main reason I want to pursue this vocation is

because I love the prospect of working with children,

being such an important part of a child’s life is a real

honor.

I have been fascinated at how quickly they learn

things, gaining an insight into their perceptions and

how they see the world, the idea of playing an active

role in helping them develop, greatly appeals me.

Primary Teacher statement

Great teachers empathize with kids, respect them,

and believe that each one has something special

that can be built upon.

"- Ann Lieberman. As an aspiring teacher this quote

promotes the ambition of mine, as my ultimate goal is

to work with child and to become a primary teacher.

I very much enjoy being around children and would

love to be able to teach them valuable life lessons

during their time in primary school in addition to the

content of the national curriculum. This will help them

grow emotionally and mentally into mature young

people and it is this that I want to be a part of that

community.

Primary schools tasks:

1-to develop and promote the pupils’ eagerness to

learn, their skills, interests and talents,

2-to strengthen and develop the pupils’ trust in their

own ability to act,

3-to strengthen and build their social competence

(responsible behavior, team spirit, integration,

development and acceptance of rules and norms,

critical thinking),

4-to enhance their language skills (communication,

expression), to develop and impart basic knowledge,

skills, abilities, insights and attitudes that serve

5-to acquire reading, writing and arithmetic skills

(including the use of modern communication and

information technologies in a manner suitable for

children),

6-to get into contact and deal with the environment

7-to broadly develop artistic and technical skills as

well as physical and motor skills,

8-to gradually develop an appropriate attitude

towards learning and working (perseverance, care,

accuracy, the readiness to help others and

considerateness),

9-to guide pupils towards purposeful, independent

and focused learning (based on more play-oriented

forms of learning before school attendance).

Objectives of Primary Education

The key objective of the primary education is to

teach children to think analytically, to achieve

high living standards, to face the challenges

posed by technological development

and advancement of citizenship and basic values.

Primary education providers must provide safe

and positive environments where effective

learning can take place. Primary education aimed

to provide an opportunity to have a team

that is steady to interact.

Elementary education enables students to

make friends who facilitate acquisition

and development of communication skills as

children attend school. Another goal of

early education is to demonstrate those children

who are not academically good and who

perceive things late.

The primary education includes of smaller

categories and a lot of variety of academics.

The primary education is the phase where

students may be influenced positively or negatively.

The future of a child is totally depending on

the primary education. Primary education will

boost your kids’ self-confidence and offer your

child the skills they need for the long success

in this competitive world.

The youngsters who do not receive the

basic education throughout their early years

are instructed the counting, alphabet, colors,

and shapes after their formal education started,

they are going too far behind the children

who already possessed the basic knowledge

of everything.

What is Curriculum? From Managed Instruction to Personalized Learning

Benefits of Primary Education

in Education

1. Supports Social and Emotional Development

It is very important for young children to spend

some time with other children before starting

primary school, especially for those who are

from different cultures and backgrounds.

One cannot take too lightly the significance of

group activities. The group interaction help children

to develop a sense of respect for others, learn

the difference between right and wrong, how to

play with cooperation, the importance of

sharing, solve disputes, follow instructions,

and voice their opinions.

2. Teaches Independence and Confidence

It is a proven fact that children in their early phase

of life who attend a preschool that gives a

positive and nurturing environment more stable

than those who don’t, this also improve confident

and individual young achievers. Early

education offers a safe, happy and

healthy environment where children can

obtain a sense of self and explore new things

which learns them about themselves.

3. Improves Reading and Communication Skills

The communication and reading skills of a kid

are directly associated with their primary education.

Generally, between the age of three and five,

a child’s communication skills developed, that is

why the primary education is essential to

child’s overall development. Young kids who

attend preschool have much better reading

and communication skills than those who don’t.

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Teaching Forum, 2016 Volume

54, Number 2

1-Listening Journals f

2- Literature

3-Using Concept Mapping to Teach EFL

4-Reader's Guide

5- Audiovisual Feedback in EFL/ESL

6- Language to Foster Community

7-Human Mind Maps

8-My Classroom: Burma

9- Collaborative Mind Mapping

10-The Lighter Side: A Maps Mind Map

11- Pedagogy, andragogy, Heutagogy

12-Media Literacy Education.

13-Educarion and Development