"teacher duties" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the tasks and responsibilities of a teacher, such as preparing lesson plans, grading assignments, and leading class discussions. For example, "The teacher duties included assigning weekly reading assignments and grading tests."
With talks between the Bloomberg administration and the teachers' union in the final round, the main issue is no longer money but teachers' duties.
Educating children, educating communities Recruiting children who do not attend school is also an important part of the teachers' duties.
While talking about changes in VET teachers' daily duties the teachers interviewed highlighted four aspects: More administrative work New time-consuming duties have been added to the teaching work.
Soon he finds himself hired as her personal footman, and then as her munshi, or teacher; his duties range from teaching her Urdu to dancing with her, on a warm Florentine night, and serving her tea on a windblown Scottish hillside.
Helping is that as an uncle (and teacher) my duties with kids mostly terminate after dark when they retreat to their homes.
Roughly 100 of the 2,430 teachers in the two districts have signed up to be lead teachers, whose duties include at least several hours a week of coaching in such matters as classroom discipline and the fundamentals of teaching reading.
But they conceded that licensed teachers performed duties other than student instruction.
It makes a teacher's duty very clear, and protects people who might be terrified of blowing the whistle on colleagues.
If, as Miss [sic] Epperson claims, it is a teacher's duty to teach the various aspects of being, then our schools must honestly consider biblical creationism as well as evolutionary theory, which is far from being proved.
For Ejadu and the four teachers on duty so far, the challenge was to get everyone seated somewhere.
