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Head Teacher
University Settlement Society of New York
Date Posted: 11/23/2016
Location: Brooklyn, New York
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Description:
Park Slope North Child Development Center, located at 71 Lincoln Place, in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn serves children from ages 2 to 5 years old. The center serves children from a diverse population of families. We are seeking a head teacher for a three's class. Enthusiastic, innovative educators of young children are encouraged to apply. Teachers work together with team members to establish creative learning environments which are standards-based. Our center has a very diverse population of families and staff which enriches our learning community.
Responsibilities:
Implement curriculum to provide positive learning experiences for children
- Supervise Assistant Teacher, Teacher's Aide and volunteers/interns
- Plan and conduct daily classroom plans, maintain observation logs & other documentation
- Attend and participate in staff meetings and Staff Development training/workshops
- Assess the developmental needs of the children on a timely basis and plan activities to meet their individual needs
- Work with Education Director to ensure equipment and supplies are in good condition
- Participate in Parent Orientation and Parent-Teacher Conferences
- Assist with implementation of the program evaluation process
- Plan and use community resources that enrich the educational content of the program
- Promote sound parent relationships
- Work with children with special needs, attend case conferences and follow-up services
- Maintain good working relationships with supervisors and peers
- Work with supervisor in completing annual job performance evaluation of self and staff
- Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor
Qualifications:
Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education or other related field required
- Master's Degree in Early Childhood Education
- One year teaching experience working with children (age 3-5)
- Must have initial ECE certification (birth-2) or valid New York State Permanent Certification or have an approved study plan working toward certification
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