Full Time Teaching 7-12 School year- full time teaching Summer- technology support Year Round Employee
Job Description
A STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) teacher plays a vital role in fostering creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills in students by integrating these disciplines into their curriculum. The specific responsibilities and qualifications for a STEAM teacher may vary depending on the educational institution and grade level.
Job Title: STEAM Teacher
Job Overview:
A STEAM teacher is responsible for designing and delivering interdisciplinary lessons that incorporate elements of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. Their primary goal is to inspire students to explore these fields, develop a strong foundation in them, and apply their knowledge to real-world problems. STEAM teachers encourage innovation, teamwork, and creativity among their students.
Responsibilities:
CurriculumDevelopment:DevelopandadaptSTEAMcurriculathatalignwith grade-level standards and educational goals, ensuring a balance between the various disciplines.
LessonPlanning:Createengagingandhands-onlessonplansthatintegrate concepts from science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. These lessons should encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
ClassroomInstruction:TeachSTEAMsubjectstostudentsusingavarietyof instructional methods, such as lectures, group projects, experiments, and technology-based activities.
Assessment:Assessstudentperformancethroughtests,projects,presentations, and other evaluation methods. Provide constructive feedback and support to help students improve their understanding of STEAM topics.
TechnologyIntegration:Incorporatemoderntechnologyandtoolsintolessons, including computers, software, robotics, 3D printing, and other relevant equipment.
Hands-OnActivities:Organizeandsupervisehands-onactivities,experiments, and projects that allow students to apply their knowledge in practical ways.
Collaboration:Collaboratewithotherteachersandeducationalprofessionalsto create cross-disciplinary learning experiences and integrate STEAM concepts into other subjects.
ProfessionalDevelopment:StaycurrentwiththelatestdevelopmentsinSTEAM fields and teaching techniques by attending workshops, conferences, and pursuing further education.
ClassroomManagement:Maintainapositiveandinclusiveclassroom environment that promotes respect, cooperation, and a love for learning.
10.Parent and Community Engagement: Communicate regularly with parents and engage with the community to showcase students' STEAM achievements and the importance of STEAM education.
Qualifications:
Bachelor'sdegreeineducation,arelevantSTEAMfield,orarelateddiscipline.A Master's degree is often preferred.
Teachingcertificationorlicensure,dependingontherequirementsofthe educational institution and location.
StrongknowledgeofSTEAMsubjectsandtheabilitytointegratethemeffectively into the curriculum.
Excellentcommunicationandinterpersonalskillstoengagestudents,parents, and colleagues.
ProficiencyineducationaltechnologyandsoftwarerelevanttoSTEAM education.
Adaptabilityandapassionforstayingup-to-datewithadvancesinSTEAMfields.
Classroommanagementskillsandtheabilitytocreateapositiveandinclusive
learning environment.
Previousteachingexperience,especiallyinSTEAMeducation,isaplus.
A STEAM teacher plays a crucial role in preparing students for the demands of a rapidly changing world, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in diverse careers and make a positive impact on society.
From Pre-Kindergarten through grade 12, Clarksville Academy offers a varied college preparatory program designed to help our students gain extensive academic, artistic, athletic, and leadership skills that will prepare them for all future endeavors.
Producing confident, independent young people with strong moral values is the goal of this institution, thus the student is the focus of everything that is done. At the heart of a Clarksville Academy education is developing a love of learning that will follow these students throughout their lives.
Located in Clarksville, TN, Clarksville Academy is a PreK-12 independent school that provides opportunities for older and younger students to work together in shared learning experiences. Students, parents, and teachers are aware of the warmth and caring that is a vital part of this campus because of the relationships that develop across age levels. Younger students are encouraged to interact with exemplary role models, while older students realize the responsibility that comes with admiration from younger children.