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A toddler teacher is responsible for creating and implementing developmentally appropriate activities and curriculum to foster the social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development of young toddlers, while maintaining a safe and nurturing classroom environment, closely monitoring their well-being, and communicating regularly with parents regarding their child's progress; key duties include observing developmental milestones, providing individualized attention, encouraging positive interactions, and ensuring a clean and organized learning space. Key responsibilities: Curriculum development: Design and implement age-appropriate lesson plans and activities that align with developmental stages. Child observation: Continuously monitor children's behavior, development, and progress, documenting key milestones. Social-emotional development: Foster positive social interactions, manage classroom dynamics, and teach appropriate behaviors. Parent communication: Regularly communicate with parents about their child's progress, concerns, and developmental needs. Classroom management: Maintain a safe, organized, and stimulating learning environment. Individualized learning: Provide support and differentiated activities to address each child's unique needs. Safety protocols: Ensure children's safety by following established guidelines and responding promptly to emergencies. Collaboration: Work effectively with other staff members to create a cohesive learning program. Required skills: Knowledge of child development: Deep understanding of toddler developmental stages and appropriate learning activities. Excellent communication skills: Effectively interact with children, parents, and colleagues. Patience and nurturing demeanor: Ability to provide positive guidance and support to young children. Creative planning: Develop engaging and stimulating activities that promote learning through play. Observation skills: Accurately assess children's progress and identify potential developmental concerns. Classroom management skills: Create a structured and positive learning environment.
Organization, Job Mission, Motto: We are a non-profit organization that utilizes dance and guided conversations about values as a vehicle to teach and celebrate cultural diversity. Dance to Unit is committed to creating a positive experiences through dance and discussions to deeper understand things like acceptance, compassion, respect, etc. Position: We are looking for people with an interest in education and dance to assist our teaching artists in leading class in the Dance to Unite way. The will help the teaching artist facilitate the Circle Talk discussion while empowering and assisting the children in learning their dance throughout the school year. Best fit majors can be anything from dance, arts, education, social emotional learning, social justice, or civil service. While no professional experience is required, substantial background in dance is required. Pay: Dance to Unite provides the opportunity to train, at no cost, in the Dance to Unite teaching method and gain the skills to become a paid Dance to Unite teaching artist in NYC public schools. This starts as an unpaid part-time internship that can lead to paid positions in the future. Dance to Unite would be happy to sign off on necessary credits for the students as well.
Summer school 6/30-8/8 total 6 weeks Mon to Thursday 4 days a week 8:30-2:30 elementary, middle school level $30 hourly
Teacher & teacher assistant to work in early childhood institution located in Cambria Heights, Queens. Administrative staff, teaching staff, parents and students are all part of one great family atmosphere . Must love working with young children and have minimum education, high school certificate and more. Experience, a plus, And ready to work asap. Looking for people who are punctual, pleasant, and open to advance in the field of Early Childhood Stepping Stone is 40 + years at the same location and is well known and highly recognized 401K Offered
Literacy, Math, STEM Specialists will conduct a variety of activities with campers. This position runs 7 ½ weeks from June 30th to August 19th. Job Details: A Knowledge Base in Literacy Demonstrated skills and competency as an instructor. Understanding of conflict resolution, dedication, and mentoring concepts. Good communication skills. Strong group management skills. Must be a team player. Responsibilities Ensure that age-appropriate activities are implemented for youth, grades 1-6 (or 1-10 in some specialties). Plan, organized, and oversaw varied activities related to the specialty with the support of unit leaders, group leaders, CITs, volunteers, and other specialty staff. Build positive relationships with youth. Encourage youth to participate in all available activities actively; promote respect and teamwork. Provide a safe, structured environment for student learning. Attend all required training. Maintain and supervise all specialty-related equipment, reporting necessary maintenance and updates regularly to the Director. Make periodic reports/announcements about the designated specialty. Report to and provide necessary assistance to the Director and Unit Leaders when specialties are not in session. Participating in the total camp program including all-camp events, opening and closing day.
Cross Country Education allows experienced and new Behavior Interventionists (BII) the ability to start working promptly through a qualification process that's faster than traditional methods. Unlike other platforms, we don't require you to apply to every school in our network. You will enjoy an incredible career, attractive benefits, and long-term or day-to-day opportunities allowing you full control of your schedule. Our Behavior Interventionists (BII) work under the supervision of a BCBA to implement ABA treatment methodologies and support students towards behavior intervention goals outlined in their IEPs. Behavior Intervention goals include, but are not limited to, social skills, academic skills, self-care and more. Compensation and Financial Perks: - Hourly Rate: $25.50 - $26.50 - Weekly direct deposit - Accrued sick leave (dependent on position & hours worked) - Flexible work schedule - Access to different school environments (districts or charter schools) - We pay for your Live Scan and TB testing Benefits & Wellness/Work Life Balance: - Employer-Sponsored Health Benefits including pre-tax medical and dental/vision (dependent on position & hours worked) - Offer of summer benefits when enrolled September through December - Employer Paid $15,000 Term Life Ins with AD&D and option to purchase add’l Life - Voluntary Benefits - Critical Illness, Accident Insurance, Hospital Indemnity Insurance - Voluntary Identity Theft Protection Plan - 401(k) Savings Plan - Employer match after 1 year of service - Wellness Program including Burnalong (app for health and fitness) - Employee Assistance Program, free to you and family Professional Development and Support: - Paid staff trainings - Dedicated support team and educator coaches Requirements: - 48 units from an accredited college or an AA degree or higher - Minimum requirement of 3 months experience applying ABA treatment methodologies with K-12 students - Additional Behavior Interventionist (BII) training certifications preferred We have a great referral bonus program where you could earn up to $2,000 for each person that signs on, even if you don’t join our team. If you have someone that might be interested in an opportunity with Cross Country Education, refer them today! Cross Country Education provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type with regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training.
We are seeking a skilled and inspirational Art Instructor to spark creativity and foster artistic skills in learners. The ideal candidate will have a background in art education and preferably some experience working with learners of all ages, and will be able to provide individualized support to them to strengthen their artistic skills. • You can create a positive and inclusive learning environment that encourages learners participation and expression in their artworks. • You have excellent people skills with the ability to effectively communicate with other instructors, staff and learners. • You can manage workshop and classroom behavior effectively, employing strategies that support all learners, including those with special needs. • You can share knowledge or experience, provide tutoring and individualized support to learners requiring assistance in art concepts or techniques. • You can work 6-8 hours on each day of Saturdays and Sundays. Pay: $18 - $25 per hour. • You have passion for art and a creative mindset with the ability to inspire learners through various artistic mediums.