Outside observers may struggle to identify different roles of teachers, student teachers and volunteers

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It is important for the student teacher to understand that the cooperating teacher is ultimately responsible for the children and the planned program. This will help them understand their role and responsibilities in the classroom. Wearing a name tag or identifying oneself frequently is not necessary or relevant to this issue, and the idea that everyone does the same job and has the same responsibilities is inaccurate. The idea of shifting blame is also not appropriate in a professional teaching environment.

Outside Observers May Struggle to Identify Different Roles of Teachers