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Roles and Responsibilities of:. Chief curriculum officer EMOs- Education Monitoring O fficers DEOs – Dzozngkhag Education O fficers Principals Teachers. Chief Curriculum Officers.
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Roles and Responsibilities of: Chief curriculum officer EMOs- Education Monitoring Officers DEOs –DzozngkhagEducation Officers Principals Teachers
Chief Curriculum Officers • Directs CAPSD, publishing program, copy editing and forwarding the draft manuscripts to the literary groups for their comments. • Seeks approval from the Ministry of Education. • Explore the budget for the production of textbooks.
Curriculum Officers • Responsible for working with subject committees to decide about the curriculum • Commissioning the editors where the authors are to write a book • Chapters and topics are commissioned to different authors and later compiled • Are invited to write books and pass necessary comments for further improvement • Prepare a list of illustrations and photographs in consultation with curriculum officers
Roles and Responsibilities of EMOs 1. Supervising /Monitoring and Providing Professional Support Services to Dzongkhags and Schools: • Visit Dzongkhags and selected range of schools both in urban and remote, monitor the DEOs/ADEOs, selected Heads and provide professional support services • Write reports( about the school conditions) and submit to the concerned agencies of the Ministry
2.Supervising/Monitoring and providing professional support services to DEOs/ADEOs, Heads and teacher • Develop policies, System of the Education Monitoring and Support Services and support institutionalisation of the same. • Develop monitoring tools, test tools, print and supply tools to Dzongkhags and schools. • Train personnel involve in the DEMSS and professional development of school personnel to enhance teaching.
3. To Lead the Education Monitoring and Support Services Division • Study the education policies and plans pertaining to provision of quality wholesome education • Develop indicators of quality provision of education • Prepare plans for education monitoring and support services programmes
4. study the school curriculum and help, reform curriculum and its practices. • Collect feedback and provide curriculum and its practices to CAPSD regularly. • Assist in the development of the national Curriculum and policy of implementation, study the impact and provide feedback to the CAPSD. 5. Leading Professional development of teaching through research/ Action Research and Experimentation and sharing with others. • Carryout research or action research on teaching learning processes, publish research work, share experiences to Heads and DEOs through workshop.
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