Science Teacher

Instruction and Curriculum Development • Design and deliver innovative STEM lessons that integrate cross-disciplinary approaches. • Develop, evaluate, and refine STEM curricula to align with national or institutional standards. • Implement project-based learning activities that encourage critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration. Leadership and Mentorship • Provide guidance and mentorship to other STEM educators, fostering a culture of professional growth. • Organize and lead professional development workshops for STEM teaching strategies and tools. • Serve as a resource for teachers in implementing STEM technologies and methodologies. Program Management and Coordination • Lead and manage school-wide STEM initiatives, clubs, or competitions. • Collaborate with administration to set program goals and evaluate outcomes. • Coordinate STEM-related events, such as science fairs, hackathons, and outreach programs. Partnerships and Outreach • Establish partnerships with industry professionals, higher education institutions, and community organizations. • Facilitate guest lectures, field trips, or internships to enhance real-world learning opportunities. • Represent the school in external STEM forums, conferences, and professional networks. Assessment and Reporting • Monitor student progress using formative and summative assessment tools. • Analyze program data and outcomes to recommend improvements. • Prepare reports for stakeholders on program success and areas of development.