Design Tech Teacher (Leave of Absence)

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    reading, workshops, seminars, conferences, and/or. union, non-exempt, Teaching.

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    LocationCrete, IL

    Description

    Crete-Monee

    School

    District

    201-U

    ____

    JOB

    DESCRIPTION

    TITLE:

    Middle

    School

    Design

    and

    Technology

    Teacher

    (PLTW)

    Purpose

    Statement

    A

    middle

    school

    design

    technology

    teacher

    trained

    in

    Project

    Lead

    the

    Way

    (PLTW)

    is

    responsible

    for

    delivering

    instruction

    in

    design

    thinking,

    problem-solving,

    and

    technology-related

    concepts

    to

    middle

    school

    students.

    The

    teacher

    creates

    a

    hands-on

    and

    innovative

    learning

    environment,

    implements

    PLTW

    curriculum,

    assesses

    student

    progress,

    and

    fosters

    creativity,

    critical

    thinking,

    and

    technical

    skills

    development.

    Previous

    PLTW

    experience

    is

    preferred

    but

    not

    required.

    We

    will

    train

    the

    chosen

    candidate.

    Reports

    To

    Building

    Principal

    Essential

    Functions

    &

    Job

    Responsibilities

    PLANNING

    AND

    PREPARATION

    Prepare

    for

    classes

    assigned

    and

    show

    written

    evidence

    of

    preparation

    upon

    request

    of

    the

    immediate

    supervisor.

    Plan

    and

    supervise

    assignments

    for

    teacher

    aides,

    student

    teachers,

    and

    volunteers.

    Plan

    and

    implement

    instruction

    using

    methods

    and

    materials

    which

    are

    most

    appropriate

    for

    meeting

    district

    goals

    and

    objectives,

    including

    coherent

    instruction,

    and

    producing

    appropriate

    instructional

    outcomes.

    Ensure

    that

    lesson

    plans

    demonstrate

    appropriate

    content

    knowledge,

    use

    the

    various

    resources

    available

    for

    instruction,

    and

    appropriately

    adapt

    to

    various

    student

    needs.

    Plan

    for

    ongoing

    formative

    and

    summative

    assessment

    to

    inform

    instruction.

    CLASSROOM

    ENVIRONMENT

    Create

    a

    classroom

    environment

    conducive

    to

    learning

    and

    appropriate

    to

    students'

    maturity,

    interests,

    and

    abilities.

    Set

    and

    maintain

    appropriate

    classroom

    behavior

    standards

    consistent

    with

    administrative

    policies

    and

    develop

    rules

    for

    classroom

    behavior

    that

    are

    enforced

    fairly

    and

    justly.

    Take

    all

    necessary

    and

    reasonable

    precautions

    to

    protect

    students,

    equipment,

    materials,

    and

    facilities.

    Assist

    in

    upholding

    and

    enforcing

    school

    rules,

    administrative

    regulations,

    and

    Board

    policy

    in

    all

    environments

    and

    at

    all

    times.

    INSTRUCTIONAL

    Plan

    and

    implement

    a

    program

    of

    instruction

    for

    each

    student

    that

    incorporates

    diagnosis,

    prescription,

    and

    evaluation,

    and

    teach

    in

    the

    context

    of

    the

    latest

    instructional

    models.

    Ensure

    each

    child's

    work

    is

    meaningful,

    aligned

    to

    learning

    targets,

    balanced,

    and

    appropriate

    to

    promote

    the

    student's

    overall

    well-being.

    Provide

    quality

    instruction

    and

    tutoring

    for

    the

    student

    population

    at

    the

    designated

    locations

    and

    times.

    Employ

    a

    variety

    of

    instructional

    techniques

    and

    media

    consistent

    with

    the

    physical

    limitations

    of

    the

    location

    and

    the

    needs

    and

    capabilities

    of

    the

    individuals

    or

    student

    groups

    Rev.

    5-2023

    involved.

    Assess

    and

    analyze

    student

    math

    performance

    regularly,

    using

    appropriate

    math

    assessment

    tools.

    Provide

    progress

    reports

    as

    required

    and

    communicate

    with

    parents

    as

    deemed

    necessary.

    Work

    to

    establish

    and

    maintain

    open

    lines

    of

    communication

    with

    students

    and

    their

    parents

    concerning

    the

    broad

    academic

    and

    behavioral

    progress

    of

    all

    assigned

    students.

    PROFESSIONAL

    RESPONSIBILITIES

    Demonstrate

    support,

    through

    instruction

    and

    action,

    for

    the

    Mission,

    Beliefs,

    and

    Goals

    of

    the

    Crete-Monee

    School

    District

    201-U.

    Uphold

    the

    established

    Board

    of

    Education

    policies,

    regulations

    and

    administrative

    procedures.

    Maintain

    complete,

    accurate,

    and

    correct

    records

    as

    required

    by

    law,

    district

    policy,

    and

    administrative

    regulation.

    Communicate

    with

    colleagues,

    students,

    parents,

    and

    the

    community

    to

    meet

    professional

    standards.

    Make

    provision

    for

    being

    available

    to

    students

    and

    parents

    for

    education-related

    purposes

    outside

    the

    instructional

    day

    when

    required

    or

    requested

    under

    reasonable

    terms.

    Attend

    building

    and

    district

    meetings

    and

    serve

    on

    committees

    to

    promote

    effective

    communication,

    efficient

    operation,

    and

    a

    strong

    instructional

    program.

    Serve

    on

    district

    committees

    that

    develop

    curriculum

    and

    enhance

    instruction;

    committee

    work

    beyond

    the

    regular

    school

    day

    will

    follow

    guidelines

    established

    in

    policy.

    Contribute

    to

    the

    decisions

    made

    by

    the

    district

    and

    building

    regarding

    budget,

    facilities,

    curriculum,

    professional

    development,

    and

    personal

    well-being.

    Establish

    and

    maintain

    cooperative

    relations

    with

    others.

    Take

    an

    active

    part

    in

    the

    district-approved

    teacher

    evaluation

    process.

    Provide

    for

    individual

    professional

    growth

    through

    an

    ongoing

    program

    of

    reading,

    workshops,

    seminars,

    conferences,

    and/or

    advanced

    coursework

    at

    institutions

    of

    higher

    learning.

    Perform

    other

    responsibilities

    as

    assigned

    by

    the

    administration.

    Job

    Requirements:

    Minimum

    Qualifications

    Valid

    Illinois

    Teaching

    Certificate

    with

    appropriate

    school

    endorsement

    and

    meet

    the

    requirements

    for

    "highly

    qualified"

    for

    the

    subject

    area(s)

    and/or

    grade

    level(s)

    assigned.

    A

    minimum

    of

    two

    to

    four

    (2-4)

    years

    of

    recent

    and

    proven

    successful

    teaching

    experience

    in

    middle

    school

    Spanish

    instruction,

    or

    for

    new

    graduates,

    student

    teaching

    experience

    within

    the

    past

    five

    (5)

    years

    specific

    to

    the

    position

    assigned,

    and/or

    at

    the

    discretion

    of

    the

    Superintendent.

    Previous

    experience

    and

    skills

    as

    requested

    by

    Building

    Principal

    or

    the

    Superintendent.

    Terms

    of

    Employment

    This

    position

    follows

    the

    CMEA

    teacher's

    contact.

    Lane

    one,

    step

    one

    starting

    at

    $44,633.00

    and

    up

    to

    16

    years

    teaching

    experience

    given,

    additional

    monies

    to

    commensurate

    with

    education.

    Single

    HMO

    medical,

    dental,

    and

    life

    insurance

    are

    paid

    by

    the

    Board

    of

    Education.

    Benefits

    subject

    to

    change

    per

    the

    CMEA

    bargaining

    agreement.

    All

    other

    benefits

    determined

    by

    the

    Board

    of

    Education.

    Classification

    This

    position

    is

    classified

    as

    a

    CMEA

    union,

    non-exempt,

    Teaching

    position.

    Evaluation

    Performance

    of

    this

    job

    will

    be

    evaluated

    by

    the

    Building

    Principal

    or

    designated

    administrator

    in

    accordance

    with

    the

    Board

    of

    Education's

    policy

    on

    Evaluation

    of

    Professional

    Personnel.

    Rev.

    5-2023

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