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                      Being a pre-service teacher is a vital step in becoming a professional educator. Pre-service teachers have a lot of responsibilities that assist them in preparing for the actual classroom. One of their key responsibilities is reporting to school on time and being prepared to learn and teach. They also need to prepare lesson plans to direct their teaching and make learning understandable and enjoyable for students. Another significant duty is to watch experienced teachers. This enables pre-service teachers to learn how to handle a classroom and teach efficiently. They also guide students with their assignments and respond to questions when necessary. Being in the classroom enables them to rehearse communication skills and gain confidence. Pre-service teachers also need to reflect on teaching. They consider what worked well and what can be done differently. This helps them develop and improve as teachers. They have to obey school policies, respect students, and be professional in every situation. It is also necessary to work closely with mentors because mentors provide valuable feedback and advice.

Finally, the role of a pre-service teacher is burdened with numerous responsibilities. The responsibilities equip them to face the challenges of teaching. Through seriousness in their role, pre-service teachers can become successful and compassionate teachers in the future.