Curriculum Development: Develop course syllabi, lesson plans, and instructional materials for English language and literature courses. Select textbooks, reading assignments, and supplementary materials that align with course objectives and learning outcomes. Classroom Instruction: Deliver lectures, lead discussions, and facilitate interactive activities to engage students in the study of English language, literature, grammar, composition, and rhetoric. Use a variety of teaching methods and technologies to accommodate diverse learning styles and preferences. Student Assessment: Design and administer quizzes, tests, exams, essays, and other assessments to evaluate student learning and comprehension. Provide constructive feedback on student work and progress to support academic growth and development. Student Support and Advising: Provide academic advising, guidance, and support to students regarding course selection, academic goals, and career pathways. Offer mentorship, tutoring, and resources to help students succeed in their studies. Research and Scholarship: Conduct scholarly research and publish academic articles, papers, or books in the field of English language and literature. Stay current with developments, trends, and debates in the discipline and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the field. Professional Development: Engage in ongoing professional development activities, such as attending conferences, workshops, and seminars, to enhance teaching effectiveness, pedagogical skills, and subject matter expertise. Pursue opportunities for continuing education and advanced degrees. Departmental Service: Participate in departmental meetings, committees, and activities to contribute to the overall functioning and improvement of the academic program. Collaborate with colleagues on curriculum planning, assessment, and accreditation efforts. Community Engagement: Engage with the broader academic community, local schools, cultural organizations, and literary societies to promote the study and appreciation of English language and literature. Organize or participate in public lectures, readings, and outreach events. Technology Integration: Integrate technology tools and resources into teaching and learning activities to enhance instruction, communication, and collaboration. Use learning management systems, multimedia presentations, and online resources to support student engagement and learning outcomes. Cultural Competency: Foster an inclusive and culturally responsive learning environment that respects and values diversity in language, culture, and identity. Incorporate diverse voices, perspectives, and literary traditions into the curriculum to promote global awareness and understanding.