teachers role in school?

Question

erm...we are going to debate about "THE HOUSE BELIEVE THAT TEACHERS MUST STAY IN SCHOOL UNTIL THEY RETIRED" . acctually in my country the goverment are planning that the teachers are supposed to do the teaching job only it means that teachers do not have any chances to be promoted to other department such as the education director or else higher departmen.what is your opinion

Answer 1

helping all students set goals
setting high expectations for all students
challenging learners to greater achievement
involving students in the evaluation process (of self),
providing instruction that uses a variety of models and approaches consistent with
learning objectives
involving learners in curriculum planning and class activities
encouraging students to persist
teaching social skills when assigning cooperative tasks

Here, in my state, a teacher can take courses to become an administrator. Our local Superintendent of Schools started out as a Speech Teacher.

Answer 2

In my country, teachers are trained for teaching, and they are usually teachers througout their career. They can change careers to be bankers or insurance salesmen or any other job in the private sector, at any time. They have to keep their teaching credentials up to date, and get additional training throughout their lives to remain teachers. If a teacher wants to be the principal of the school, or the superintendant of the school district - administrative positions -he or she has to get additional training like a Masters Degree or PhD. A teacher can't be promoted to a higher department, so to speak, without that additional training. I think that's fair.

Answer 3

There is no "promotion" for teachers here other than salary raises and seniority perks for the school they work for. A change in what they teach only comes from them earning additional degrees in teaching for those new areas.

I think this is pretty universal...