St. Thomas More Catholic Academy in Washington DC has an immediate need for a long-term substitute teacher for the intermediate and middle grades.

Long-Term Substitute Job Responsibilities include:

Contributes to the acquisition of knowledge, development, and progress of students.
Displays knowledge in multiple subject areas and shows a desire to become proficient in all areas of the curriculum.
Maintains a positive attitude towards student learning, teaching methods, and personal/professional growth as a group.
Shows a strong belief in their own abilities and takes responsibility for their students' outcomes while advocating for them.
Efficiently operates within existing educational systems and has faith in their students' potential to succeed.
Facilitates problem-solving activities.
Serves as a role model for students.
Invests in the well-being, health, and safety of learners.
Demonstrates the ability to quickly learn and communicate various subjects, while following school procedures and protocols.

Additional Requirements:

Understanding of appropriate teaching methods for students in the corresponding grade level
Willingness and ability to work with students of the specified age group who come from diverse backgrounds and have varying abilities, in order to help them achieve their educational objectives
Capability to organize tasks and manage time effectively in order to meet numerous and diverse deadlines; ability to handle both small and large groups of students in a classroom setting; and skill in effectively communicating with students, even on sensitive topics
Familiarity with assistive technologies, internet and email systems, as well as word processing, presentation, and spreadsheet software
Knowledge of technology and their use in instruction to enhance student learning
Proficiency in using various office and video equipment

Please forward your resume and letter of interest to:

gerald.smith@catholicacademies.org

The Archdiocese of Washington is an equal opportunity employer

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