The Norwalk Public School is seeking a highly motivated and inspiring Strings teacher with experience in learner centered and culturally responsive practices. This position requires the ability to create a strong orchestra program that is artistically rigorous. The Strings teacher will teach and be responsible for providing instrument lessons.
Responsibilities
Instructional program:
Instruct music courses that may include but are not limited to: Ensemble, strings, guitar, etc.
Collaborate with Performing Arts Staff to showcase student work
Successfully model instruction and implement differentiated instructional strategies that accelerate the skills and knowledge of the students.
Demonstrate expertise in virtual learning and the ability to support students with virtual learning tools and technologies
Demonstrate knowledge and use of assessment and diagnostic strategies in the arts
Prepare effective lesson plans, units of study, curriculum maps and articulate clear expectations to student learners
Classroom Supervision:
Create a brave space for students to explore their creative side and feel safe.
Promote positive self-concept in each student; provide encouragement to each student to develop his or her full potential.
Understand social and emotional adjustments of students.
Promote student awareness and respect for different cultures.
Promote collaboration and performer professionalism in the music classroom.
Maintain records of individual students progress through appropriate assessments. Provide feedback throughout the process.
Maintain accurate student attendance and tardiness records.
Professional Responsibility
Work in the interest of the students physical and emotional welfare and to embrace a growth mindset.
Accept and incorporate suggestions for classroom improvement.
Participate in professional growth by attending workshops, taking courses, reading new literature, observing other teachers, attending in service training meetings, reviewing computer programs and offering in service to staff.
Keep inventory of materials, equipment and supplies and work with school administration to order necessary materials for the classroom.
Maintain contact with parents, guidance personnel as needed to evaluate students academic and social growth.
Take initiative to work collaboratively with other school departments; share ideas with faculty members and administration.
Participate as appropriate in school-community public relations and successfully build community partnerships.
Communicate effectively orally and in writing with a variety of people, including students, their parents and staff.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
Current Connecticut Certification in Music 049
Minimum 3 years of successful teaching experience
Masters Degree
Ability to work with a diverse middle school student population
Days: Monday - Friday
Salary: In accordance with the NFT contract- Long Term Substitute
60+ Days: $264.66 daily rate
Numbers & Facts
Location
Norwalk, CT
Skills
Communication Skillsunmatched
Community Relationsunmatched
Contact Managementunmatched
Educational Administrationunmatched
Employee Orientationunmatched
Faculty Administrationunmatched
Lesson Plansunmatched
Musicunmatched
Music Educationunmatched
Performing Artsunmatched
Presentation/Verbal Skillsunmatched
Public/Media/Press/Analyst Relationsunmatched
Record Keepingunmatched
School Attendanceunmatched
Training Programunmatched
Training/Teachingunmatched
Training/Teaching Curriculumunmatched
eLearningunmatched
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