Mathematics Teacher (225-925)

A Mathematics Teacher is an educational professional responsible for teaching a variety of mathematical concepts to students. This role requires a passion for mathematics, the ability to communicate complex ideas in a simple manner, and the skills to engage students in learning. A Mathematics Teacher plans and implements lessons that adhere to educational standards, evaluates student progress, and provides guidance to foster a stimulating learning environment. The teacher must inspire curiosity and a love of mathematics among students while ensuring that lessons meet individual learning needs. As part of their role, a Mathematics Teacher actively collaborates with colleagues, parents, and school administration to ensure the academic growth and success of their students.

Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver lesson plans that comply with curriculum standards.
• Teach mathematical concepts in a clear and effective manner to students.
• Evaluate student performance through tests, assignments, and projects.
• Maintain an engaging, inclusive, and safe classroom environment for all students.
• Provide additional support and resources for students needing extra assistance.
• Incorporate technology and interactive activities to enhance learning experiences.
• Communicate student progress regularly to parents and guardians.
• Attend faculty meetings, workshops, and professional development sessions.
• Collaborate with other teachers and staff to create a holistic learning environment.
• Stay updated on the latest educational trends and teaching methodologies.
• Develop and administer periodic assessments to measure student learning and progress.
• Participate in school activities and contribute to the school's academic community.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics or related field from an accredited institution.
• A teaching certification or license in mathematics education is mandatory.
• Proven experience teaching mathematics at the appropriate educational level.
• Strong understanding of mathematics curriculum and current instructional practices.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to engage with students and parents.
• Ability to use various instructional technologies to enhance student learning.
• Commitment to continuous professional development and lifelong learning.