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Teachers

Classrooms are supported by master and lead teachers along with The Ohio State University student assistants, interns and volunteers.

Master Teachers

The master teacher is the instructional lead for a classroom and is responsible for ensuring the quality of the instruction provided. Master teachers manage the dynamics among educators and children in the classroom. They use data to inform instruction and to address any needs or concerns for individual students. Master teachers have a sound understanding of child development and pedagogy, and they work as part of an effective team to provide high-quality instruction based on objective observational assessments.

Lead Teachers

The lead teacher’s primary role is to ensure the education provided to children is of the highest quality. She or he will interact regularly with children, implement the classroom curriculum, conduct ongoing formative and summative assessments, and interact with caregivers. The lead teacher also provides leadership and mentoring to assistant teachers, classroom paraprofessionals, and students.

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