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We are now hiring a Lead Toddler Teacher for our beautiful Guidepost Montessori school at Downtown Boston! 12 Early Childhood Education (ECE) or Child Development credits.
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A current Massachusetts Teaching License in a related area (Early Childhood, Moderate/Severe Disabilities, Elementary, and/or ESL) and current or pending SEI/Bilingual Education Teacher Endorsement.
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The Division includes the following programs: Boston Healthy Start Initiative, Healthy Baby/Healthy Child, Healthy Start in Housing, Welcome Family, and Shirley's Food Pantry and Early Childhood Mental Health.
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As an Early Intervention Early Childhood Educator or Developmental Specialist , you will be responsible for providing home and community-based early intervention services to infants and toddlers who have or are at risk for developmental delays and their families in both their homes and community settings.
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Bachelor’s Degree or Associates Degree in Child Development, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Child Guidance, Human Services, Nursing, Psychology, Physical Education, Recreation, Child Psychology, the Arts, Social Work, Sociology or Child Care preferred.
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No Direct Patient Care All age groups Adolescence (13 to 17 years) Neonates (birth to 1 month) Young Adult (18 to 25 years) Infant (1 month to1year) Adult (26 to 54 years) Early Childhood (12 months to 5 years) Senior Adult (55 to 64 years) Late Childhood (6 to 12 years) Geriatric (65 years and up) 1.
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Description We are seeking a dedicated and passionate Pre-K Teacher to join our Jewish early learning center. Requirements Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education or a related field State certification or licensure for early childhood education preferred.
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The Upper Division Permanent Substitute 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 be available for both planned and unplanned teacher absences for class and duties where needed, in support of the school’s mission and curricular goals.
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Massachusetts State early childhood or elementary teacher certification and SEI Endorsement (required) The Maria L. Baldwin School seeks an experienced 1st grade teacher to join our caring and innovative community.
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Associate Principal Scientist, Early Respiratory and ImmunologyAre you passionate about science and eager to apply your expertise in a company that follows the science and turns ideas into life-changing medicines.
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Job Description Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Child Development, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Child Guidance, Human Services, Nursing, Psychology, Physical Education, Recreation, Child Psychology, the Arts, Social Work, Sociology, or Child Care or equivalent.
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Experience in early intervention, special needs populations and early childhood preferred. Great opportunity for a Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist to join our collaborative and innovative interdisciplinary Early Intervention team.
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The Center provides parenting education workshops, parent support groups, early literacy playgroups, gross-motor playgroups, home visits, information and referral services, community building events, parent/child activities, one-on-one supports, and concrete support in times of need.
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DescriptionLittle Sprouts is currently seeking a Certified Toddler Teacher to join our team in Andover. Whether you have recently earned your Early Childhood Certification, are a field veteran, or are looking to evolve your classroom experience, Little Sprouts may be a great fit.
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We are seeking a passionate and dedicated Lead Lead Teacher for our Infant/ Toddler classroom to join our team. Our curriculum focuses on the six ages and stages of early childhood development and engages children in hands-on learning activities that encourage them to explore and solve problems at their own rate of development.
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