Arifa Akbar

About Arifa Akbar

The job profile after your B. Ed degree will naturally contain more responsibilities than the task of teaching. You will be a leader, a motivator and often, a guardian. The moment you decided to become a teacher, you automatically assumed more responsibilities than merely imparting education and must fulfill your professional obligations by being a part of an institution. These tasks are not things that you do not learn about in the best B. Ed colleges in Delhi NCR. What you must do is to carry them out with diligence and become a true teacher.So, take note of these professional responsibilities that you will be liable for as a teacher, reflect upon them throughout your career and bring about the change in the society that you are meant to do. The next generation will look up to you. And you must be their correct guide.

Experience

1. Education Professional

   Byju\'s

   Feb 2017 — Present · Mumbai, IN

   An education summary is the section of your resume where you highlight your academic qualifications and achievements. If you don\'t have work experience yet, this part of your resume has an important role in convincing employers you can succeed on the job. The education summary section usually comes after your work experience if you have an employment history.An education summary should include only relevant academic qualifications and accomplishments. This makes it important to know the information to add to your education summary to prove you are the perfect fit for the position.The first responsibility then is to teach. This is what defines the relationship of educator to learner. The instructor enters the role with the assumption of this responsibility as basic and defining the relationship, the role and purpose of the relationship. The responsibility is not simply to teach but to teach well so as not to fail in any way to provide those served with the most effective instruction possible and in order to provide exemplars for novice instructors. As is established below the professional educator has a fiduciary relationship with the learner and that relationship incorporates and is defined by the dual responsibilities of providing benefit and avoiding harm. Not to teach well would be to teach in a manner that was not effective or as effective as it might be. Not to teach well is to fail to fulfill the basic positive professional responsibility of an educator toward the leaner.Beyond teaching well there is the responsibility to teach even better. Why is this so? There are a number of reasons why there is a responsibility to teach even better. For the most part they arise out of the basic responsibility to teach.

Education

• University of Mumbai

  Master's degree, Business Administration and Management, General

• University of Mumbai

  Bachelor of Education - BEd, Business Administration and Management, General