Floater Teacher

Job Description

Job Description

Summary

The Assistant Teacher / Floater is responsible for assisting the Lead Teacher or Teacher in curriculum implementation and classroom management. The Assistant Teacher / Floater supervises classes during nap and break times and works with various age groups in various classrooms. The Assistant Teacher / Floater promotes the social, physical and intellectual growth of the children under his / her care and works with the school’s staff to create an environment of learning and keeps parents informed of the progress of child(ren).

Duties

• Assists the Lead Teacher or Teacher with the implementation of the company-provided curriculum, which includes communicating and interpreting, both verbally and in writing, by preparing written, age-appropriate lesson plans.
• Assists the Lead Teacher or Teacher with the development of age-appropriate lesson plans of each child by visually observing the development of each child and listening to the verbal feedback from each child during classroom activities.
• Interacts with children and models socially-appropriate behavior on the playground and in the classroom by developing and participating in physical activities that require frequent standing, kneeling, bending, stooping and lifting to engage each child.
• Assists the Lead Teacher or Teacher in conducting regular classroom observations that reflect the age-appropriate interests of children in the Lead Teacher’s classroom.
• Established and maintains a safe and healthy learning environment by adhering to all policies and procedures, verbally communicating to students, staff or the Director regarding potential hazards or injuries and visually ensuring face-to-name is completed accurately and being utilized.
• Communicates, both verbally or in writing, suspected child abuse or neglect to local child protective agencies as required by the law.
• Working with the Lead Teacher or Teacher, provides daily, written and oral feedback to parents regarding the social and intellectual development of their child(ren).
• Attends, in-person, all staff trainings and meetings that are conducted by the school director.
• Treats each child with respect and dignity by recognizing and considering the unique background of each child, including children with disabilities.
• Creates and maintains an intellectually stimulating and age-appropriate classroom environment through creative means, including the display of student artwork and crafts and other documentation of learning; and arranging bulletin boards.
• Regularly opens and closes the assigned classroom in the morning and evening and conducts daily attendance visually and in writing.
• Cleans the classroom by sweeping, sanitizing toys and surfaces, and disposing of garbage twice a day.

Requirements