Lower School Spanish Teacher Position Available In Forsyth, North Carolina
Tallo's Job Summary: A Lower School Spanish Teacher at Forsyth Country Day School in Lewisville, NC, earns an estimated $37K to $44.9K a year. Responsibilities include teaching Spanish using age-appropriate strategies, participating in school activities, and supporting student needs. Requirements include a Bachelor's degree in Spanish or Education, 3+ years of teaching experience, and teaching certification.
Job Description
Lower School Spanish Teacher Forsyth Country Day School Inc – 4.0
Lewisville, NC Job Details Estimated:
$37K – $44.9K a year 2 days ago Qualifications Spanish Classroom management Writing skills Teaching Certification Mid-level Education Bachelor’s degree Classroom experience Computer skills Spanish Communication skills Teaching Full Job Description A Lower School Spanish World Language teacher at Forsyth Country Day School provides a safe, nurturing environment for students in his or her classroom, utilizing the school’s instructional program. The World Language Department believes students should be global citizens and integrates the world language standards developed by the American Council of Teachers of Foreign Languages. In Lower School, FCDS aims to facilitate the development of strong comprehension and speaking skills, develop ease and confidence with reading and writing skills, encourage students’ integration of language learning across their daily academic experience, and introduce students to the joys and beauty of language learning. Our World Language teachers are passionate about teaching and celebrating Spanish language and Hispanic cultures and should be committed to collaborating with colleagues. Teachers are committed to growth as professionals and individuals, and value and respect every member of the community.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
Teaches Spanish to Lower School students using age-appropriate language acquisition strategies. Invests in the life of the school by participating in department meetings, team meetings, teaching and learning training, and any and all aspects that support the student experience. Employs a variety of teaching methods including individual and small group instruction to meet the needs of students with varying abilities, attitudes, and backgrounds. Encourages an inclusive classroom that accepts the different perspectives and backgrounds of the students and elicits a greater understanding of the world around them with a global perspective. Provides tutorials as necessary for students in need of extra academic support. Communicates regularly with parents of students including conducting conferences. Identifies student needs, and cooperates with other professional staff members in assessing and helping students solve health, attitude, and learning problems. Maintains a positive attitude and conducts oneself professionally including discretion, judgment, and integrity with respect to students, faculty, parents, and the community. Collaborates with department members for the advancement of the Spanish program and of student achievement. Bachelor’s degree in Spanish, or Bachelor’s degree in Education with demonstrated Spanish language proficiency required; Coursework in education is preferred 3 or more years of classroom teaching experience, preferred Teaching license, preferred
REQUIRED SKILLS AND ABILITIES
Ability to positively contribute to a team environment and to our school community Enthusiasm for collaborating with classroom teachers and other specialists to provide an aligned and multifaceted, integrated curriculum Knowledge of and ability to support elementary school students’ social, emotional, physical, and intellectual development Strong interpersonal and collaboration skills with the ability to communicate effectively and respectfully with all constituents. Ability to learn and use relevant technology Interest in seeking opportunities to learn and reflect Effective classroom management skills Ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities and meet deadlines set by the Lower School Director
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Regularly required to walk, including across uneven ground, talk, hear, reach with hands and arms, and occasionally lift and/or move up to 15 pounds Must be able to sit and stand on the floor throughout the day, and bend, kneel, or squat to be at eye level with children. Must be able to operate a computer and have basic knowledge of Google Workspace Must be able to access and navigate all areas of the school and other facilities as needed Must be able to utilize oral and written communication skills effectively