Find & Apply For Science Teacher Jobs in Wilmington, Delaware

Come Join a Great Team ! Do you have a passion for transforming lives? Come join a great team! Our small schools and programs benefit from small class sizes (no larger than 15, and often much smaller), extra supports, and focus on student mental health. Our colleagues work closely together to provide students with a well-rounded and supportive learning experience. Job Summary We are seeking a passionate and dynamic Secondary Science Teacher to inspire and educate high school students in the sciences. This role involves delivering engaging lessons across various scientific disciplines, fostering curiosity, and encouraging critical thinking. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in science education, possess excellent classroom management skills, and be dedicated to supporting diverse learners. As a key member of our academic team, you will implement innovative curricula, utilize cutting-edge educational technology, and collaborate with colleagues to create a stimulating learning environment that promotes scientific literacy and inquiry. Who We Are Transforming Lives Inc provides behavior alternative school services for schools and school districts throughout the mid-Atlantic area. We prove that all youth can succeed by giving students a special combination of counseling, teaching, mentoring, coaching, and tailored supports so that they can learn to be successful in their traditional schools. We are locally-owned and operated, and based in Wilmington, Delaware. We are the largest minority-owned organization in the state of Delaware. Duties Develop and deliver comprehensive science lessons aligned with curriculum standards, incorporating modern teaching methods and technology integration. Design and implement engaging laboratory experiments, dissections, and research projects to enhance practical understanding of biological, chemical, and physical sciences. Adapt teaching strategies to accommodate different learning styles and cultural backgrounds, ensuring all students can access and excel in science education. Assess student progress through formative and summative evaluations, providing timely feedback to support their academic growth. Collaborate with fellow teachers to develop interdisciplinary lesson plans, share best practices, and coordinate curriculum implementation. Manage classroom behavior effectively to create a positive learning environment conducive to active participation and scientific exploration. Prepare students for standardized testing by aligning instruction with assessment requirements and offering targeted tutoring when needed. Incorporate educational technology tools into lessons to enhance engagement, understanding, and digital literacy skills. Mentor students interested in scientific research or pursuing careers in STEM fields, fostering their curiosity and academic development. Maintain accurate records of student performance, attendance, and participation in accordance with educational regulations. Requirements Bachelor's degree in Science Education or a related field; advanced degrees preferred. Proven experience teaching science at the high school level, including middle school experience is advantageous. Strong knowledge of scientific disciplines such as biology (cell biology, genetics, biochemistry), chemistry (organic chemistry), physics (geometry, trigonometry, calculus), and mathematics (algebra, differential equations). Familiarity with instructional design, assessment strategies, and educational technology integration. Excellent classroom management skills with the ability to adapt instruction for diverse learning styles and special education needs. Experience working with students from diverse cultural backgrounds; sensitivity to different learning preferences is essential. Strong communication skills for effective collaboration with colleagues, mentoring students, and engaging parents or guardians. Knowledge of educational compliance standards and regulation requirements relevant to secondary education settings. Commitment to ongoing professional development through research, training workshops or higher education courses related to science education. Join us as we cultivate the next generation of scientists by inspiring curiosity today!

Pay:

$50,000.00 - $64,837.04 per year

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee assistance program Flexible spending account Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person