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The Science Teacher is a member of the school’s Upper Division and reports to the Upper Division Head. This full-time, 10-month position comes with the responsibility of working with faculty and staff to support the school’s mission and curricular goals.
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It also has earned and maintains specialized accreditation status with 21 agencies responsible for evaluating and conferring specialty accreditation for educational programs and fields of study such as business, engineering, medicine, pharmacy, psychology, and teacher education speech-language pathology.
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Plan and supervise assignments of teacher aide(s) and volunteer(s). SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES Supervise assigned teacher aide(s). SCHOOL/COMMUNITY RELATIONS Establish and maintain open communication by conducting conferences with parents, students, principals, teachers, and Tarrant County College Staff.
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You will be an active member of the College of Health Sciences team and will work closely with the Provost to provide leadership for six academic departments (i.e., Athletic Training, Exercise Science, Health Studies, Nursing, Physical Education Teacher Education, and Communication Sciences and Disorders.
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Summer Teacher-Upward Bound/Upward Bound Math & Science Schedule for UB / UBMS Teachers: The schedule for teachers varies within the five weeks of the UB / UBMS Summer Program. Job Summary The Upward Bound / Upward Bound Math & Science (UB / UBMS) Summer Teachers are short-term positions responsible for overseeing the delivery of a specific subject per the UB / UBMS grant regulations.
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Background in fitness (athletics, sports, dance, cheer, gymnastics, martial arts, exercise science, kinesiology, physical education, etc. Experience working with Pre-School Age Children (preschool teachers, camp counselor, elementary education substitute teacher, coach, etc.
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Teaching Fellow:Requires bachelor’s degree in the Science content, deaf education or education, have minimal teaching experience, be enrolled or eligible to enroll in a graduate program in the content area, Deaf Education or Education at any greater Washington D.C. area university or college that is accredited.
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Teaches reading, language arts, social studies, mathematics, science,art, health, physical education, and music to pupils in a classroom, utilizing the San Bernardino County Course of Study for Elementary Schools, and other appropriate learning activities and materials.
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Middle School Earth Science Special Education Teacher (2023-2024 School Year) The Quad Preparatory School is looking for a special education science teacher to work with our 8th graders, teaching a course in Earth & Space Science.
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On a daily basis, you’ll partner with product management, design, engineering, product analytics, lifecycle marketing, and user research team members to develop strategies to ensure that every teacher knows how to leverage Quizlet’s unique advantages to drive student engagement and academic success.
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The teacher must be certified and serve in one of the following hard to staff areas: English/Language Arts (ELA), Math, Science, Social Studies, Exceptional Education, English Learners, or JROTC.
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Supervise, lead and engage students in age-appropriate STEAM Lessons, such as: → Math and science: astronomy, physics, nutrition and gardening → Technology, computers, and engineering → Art: collage, painting, sculpture, and more.
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Strong preference will also be given to candidates who hold multiple certifications in other subject areas.
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Expertise in one of the following areas: environmental, nutrition security, geospatial information systems, exposure science including but not limited to the impact of exposures on health outcomes of chronic or infectious diseases, climate change, nutritional epidemiology, urban health, and geospatial effects on human health including but not limited to the application of GIS, big data, artificial intelligence, exposomics, or machine learning computational methods to improve health outcomes.
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SUMMARY: The Middle School Science Teacher is responsible for providing an education atmosphere where students have the opportunity to fulfill their potential for intellectual, emotional, physical, spiritual, and psychological growth.
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