teaching computer skills: this is the primary responsibility, which involves instructing students on various computer skills such as typing, using word processing software, creating presentations, spreadsheet manipulation, etc.
tech support: assisting students and staff with technical issues, troubleshooting problems with hardware and software, and maintaining computer equipment.
curriculum development: designing lesson plans and developing curriculum materials that align with educational standards and objectives.
assessment and evaluation: creating and administering tests and assignments to evaluate students' understanding of computer concepts and skills.
integration of technology: integrating technology into other subjects or disciplines, collaborating with other teachers to incorporate technology effectively across the curriculum.
digital citizenship education: teaching students about responsible and ethical use of technology, including topics such as online safety, digital footprints, cyberbullying, and copyright laws.
professional development: staying updated on advancements in technology and educational trends through professional development opportunities, workshops, and conferences.
collaboration with colleagues: working with other teachers and staff to integrate technology into various aspects of teaching and learning.
parent communication: communicating with parents or guardians about students' progress, projects, and any concerns related to technology education.
classroom management: managing the computer lab or classroom environment, ensuring that students are using technology responsibly and productively.
individualized instruction: providing support and guidance to students who may need extra help or who excel in computer-related subjects.
data management: maintaining