Upper School Science Teacher

Description

A science teacher's job involves teaching scientific principles and concepts, developing and implementing engaging lesson plans, conducting experiments, and fostering a positive learning environment
. They also assess and evaluate student progress, collaborate with other educators, and participate in professional development. The role may also include mentoring other teachers, developing curricula, and leading the science department.

• Strong content knowledge: A deep understanding of scientific principles and concepts is crucial.
• Effective communication skills: Clearly explaining complex scientific ideas to students is essential.
• Classroom management skills: Creating a positive and productive learning environment requires strong classroom management.
• Assessment and evaluation skills: Being able to effectively assess student learning and provide constructive feedback is vital.
• Collaboration and teamwork skills: Working effectively with other teachers and staff is important.
• Adaptability and flexibility: Being able to adjust teaching strategies to meet the needs of diverse learners is essential.
• Passion for science and education: Inspiring students to explore and learn about science requires passion and enthusiasm.

Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree in a content area, content area expertise, and strong written and communication skills. Certification is preferred, but not required. The ideal candidate is a Christ follower who has a desire to educate students and partner with families in a distinctively Christian, multi-ethnic environment.