Divya Kaur

In New Zealand, ECE (Early Childhood Education) teacher job responsibilities typically include:

1. Planning and implementing educational programs for children aged 0-5 years

2. Creating a safe, nurturing, and inclusive learning environment

3. Developing and maintaining relationships with children, families, and whānau (extended family)

4.Collaborating with colleagues to develop and implement curriculum

5. Maintaining a well-organised, clean, and safe physical environment

6. Engaging in professional development and ongoing learning

7. Communicating effectively with parents and caregivers

8. Adhering to Te Whāriki, the NZ early childhood curriculum framework

• Provided private instruction to individual or small groups of students to improve academic performance and prepare for academic or occupational tests
• Designed comfortable tutoring environment conducive to learning
• Assessed student progress at each session, making recommendations that increased effectiveness of tutoring and lessons
• Maintained records of student's assessment results, progress, feedback, and school performance
• Researched or recommended textbooks, software, equipment, or other learning materials to complement tutoring

• Created interactive classroom atmosphere to maintain student interest and facilitate learning
• Engaged with children individually to meet emotional and physical needs
• Promoted language development skills through reading and storytelling
• Administered and graded tests to measure student performance and identify areas of concern
• Built relationships with students and guardians through active communication and positive feedback

• Encouraged children to be understanding of others, show good manners and instructed in other social development behaviors
• Taught children's foundational skills in colors, shapes, and letters
• Developed professional relationships with parents, teachers, directors, and therapists
• Met with parents to discuss child behavior and academic progress
• Established indoor and outdoor safe play environments for toddler-age children