Aya Mahmoud
Teaching Assistant at Faculty of Commerce
33 years old
Cairo (11311) Egypt
Employed
Open to opportunities
Under close supervision, to instruct students about experiments, systems and/or methods and protocols (normally in a laboratory context but also in other contexts such as example classes, computer laboratories or field settings) and provide support to students engaged in such practical work.
(In this context, close supervision will usually mean that the member of academic staff responsible for the session will be in the class or available and readily contactable if required.)
(In this context, close supervision will usually mean that the member of academic staff responsible for the session will be in the class or available and readily contactable if required.)
Teaching Assistant
Suez Canal University
Since October 2018
Full-time
Ismailia
Egypt
- Reinforce lessons presented by teachers by reviewing material with students one-on-one or in small groups
- Enforce school and class rules to help teach students proper behavior
- Help teachers with recordkeeping, such as tracking attendance and calculating grades
- Help teachers prepare for lessons by getting materials ready or setting up equipment, such as computers
- Help supervise students in class, between classes, during lunch and recess, and on field trips
- deliver tailored teaching activities to pupils on either a one-to-one basis or in small groups
- make sure that the pupils you support are able to engage in learning and stay on task during the lesson or activity
- support the social and emotional development of pupils, reporting any issues when required
- support the teacher in managing challenging pupil behaviour and promoting positive behaviour
- listen to pupils read and read to pupils as a class, group or one-to-one
- guide and monitor pupil progress
- help with the planning of some lessons
- provide detailed and regular feedback to teachers on pupils' progress
- carry out administrative duties, such as preparing classroom resources
- look after pupils who have had accidents, need help dressing or are upset
- create art displays of pupils' artwork
- provide support outside of your normal classes, such as helping during exams, covering TA absences or going on school trips
- help with extracurricular activity such as breakfast and after-school clubs, homework club, revision sessions or lunchtime duties
- supervise other support staff
- coordinate specific areas of teaching support once you have the right level of experience.
