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Discovering Talents Academy offers first-class education from Preschool to Primary levels. DTA uses the Blended Nigeria-Montessori curriculum in the Early Years and a blended Nigeria-British curriculum at the primary level.
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Job Summary
- The Music Teacher at Discovering Talents Academy (DTA) is responsible for delivering engaging and effective music instruction to primary school pupils.
- This role involves fostering a deep understanding of musical concepts, performance skills, and creativity, while nurturing a lifelong passion for music.
- The Music Teacher plays a crucial part in upholding DTA's mission to "create an atmosphere of fun where kids can enjoy being kids" and its vision to "discover and bring out the uniqueness in every child," by ensuring individualized teaching and promoting artistic excellence within the SHRID niche, particularly focusing on Singing, Harmony, Rhythm, and Instrument proficiency.
Key Responsibilities
Instructional Delivery & Curriculum Implementation:
- Plan, prepare, and deliver high-quality, engaging mucislessons in accordance with DTA's blended curriculum and academic standards.
- Implement DTA's SHRID niche, particularly focusing on:
- Fostering a profound "Love for Reading"through diverse texts and engaging reading programs.
- Ensuring consistent implementation of Nelson Handwritingfor legibility and neatness.
- Promoting correct Dictionand articulate communication among pupils.
- Applying Individualized Teachingstrategies to cater to diverse learning styles and needs in literacy.
- Integrating phonics, grammar, and creative writing.
- Utilize a variety of teaching methods, resources, and technology to make musicaccessible and enjoyable for all pupils.
- Set clear learning objectives and provide constructive feedback to students to support their progress in all aspects of literacy.
- Prepare pupils for internal and external musiccompetitions.
Assessment & Reporting:
- Design and administer fair, valid, and reliable assessments (tests, quizzes, continuous assessments) to evaluate student understanding and progress in reading comprehension, writing, grammar, and vocabulary.
- Analyze assessment data to identify learning gaps, inform instructional adjustments, and provide targeted support to students.
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of student attendance, performance, and grades in literacy.
- Prepare comprehensive progress reports for parents, highlighting academic achievements and areas for development in literacy.
Classroom Management & Environment:
- Create a positive, inclusive, and stimulating classroom environment conducive to literacy exploration and learning.
- Implement effective classroom management strategies to ensure an orderly and respectful learning atmosphere.
- Encourage active participation, critical thinking, and collaborative activities (e.g., group reading, peer editing).
- Ensure the classroom is well-resourced with diverse reading materials and tools to support literacy instruction.
Student Welfare & Support:
- Monitor the academic and social-emotional well-being of students, identifying and addressing any concerns promptly.
- Provide individualized support and interventions for students who require additional assistance in literacy development.
- Collaborate with parents, support staff, and other teachers to ensure holistic development and address student needs.
- Serve as a Form Tutor/Class Teacher as assigned, overseeing general welfare and academic progress of a designated class, which may include teaching other subjects.
Professional Development & Collaboration:
- Actively participate in departmental meetings, school-wide professional development sessions, and training programs, particularly those related to literacy and language arts.
- Collaborate with colleagues to share best practices, develop curriculum materials, and enhance the overall academic program.
- Contribute to school events and activities, such as Spelling Bee competitions and reading clubs, as required.
- Utilize the DTA software for academic tracking, communication, and appraisal processes.
Policy Adherence:
- Strictly adhere to all DTA policies and procedures, including those related to punctuality, dress code, safety, and ethical conduct.
- Uphold the professional standards and values of Discovering Talents Academy at all times.
Qualifications
Educational Qualifications:
- Degree: A bachelor's Degree in Music Education, Music Performance, or a related field is the standard requirement.
- Advanced Degrees: A master's Degree can be preferred and may increase job opportunities.
- Certification: A teaching certification or license in Music or Music Education is often required, especially for public schools.
Musical Skills and Knowledge:
- Instrument proficiency: Demonstrable expertise in playing one or more musical instruments is crucial.
- Vocal skills: Proficiency in vocal instruction and coaching is important, particularly for vocal-focused roles.
- Music theory: A strong understanding of music theory is necessary.
- Pedagogy: The ability to apply pedagogical principles to teach music effectively to various age groups and skill levels is key.
Professional and Interpersonal Skills
- Experience: Proven experience working with children or youth in an educational setting is important.
- Communication: Excellent communication and interpersonal skills are vital for interacting with students, parents, and staff.
- Creativity: The ability to create a positive and engaging learning environment that encourages creativity and collaboration is a significant asset.
- Organization: Strong organizational skills are needed for lesson planning, performances, and managing classroom activities.
- Experience with school management software (e.g., DTA software) is an advantage.
- Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to explain complex language concepts clearly and concisely, and model correct diction.
- Interpersonal Skills:Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport with students, parents, and colleagues.
Key Competencies:
- Music Knowledge.
- Classroom Management.
- Differentiated Instruction & Individualized Teaching.
- Assessment & Data Analysis.
- Communication & Feedback.
- Problem-Solving & Critical Thinking.
- Patience & Empathy.
- Commitment to DTA's Vision, Mission, and SHRID Niche.
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Job Summary
- The Nursery/Early Years Teacher at Discovering Talents Academy (DTA) is responsible for creating a stimulating, safe, and nurturing learning environment for our youngest pupils (Pre-Nursery and Nursery).
- This role involves delivering age-appropriate, play-based instruction that fosters holistic development across all learning domains.
- The Early Years Teacher is crucial in upholding DTA's core mission to "create an atmosphere of fun where kids can enjoy being kids" and its vision to "discover and bring out the uniqueness in every child," by ensuring individualized teaching and promoting foundational Skill Acquisitionwithin the SHRID niche.
Key Responsibilities
Instructional Delivery & Curriculum Implementation:
- Plan, prepare, and deliver engaging, play-based lessons and activities that align with DTA's blended British-Nigerian Early Years curriculum and developmental milestones.
- Implement DTA's SHRID niche, particularly focusing on:
- Fostering early Skill Acquisitionin literacy (pre-reading, phonics), numeracy (pre-maths), and practical life skills.
- Ensuring the consistent implementation of foundational Handwritingskills through age-appropriate activities.
- Cultivating a positive approach to Readingthrough storytelling, phonics, and exposure to books.
- Applying Individualized Teachingstrategies to cater to the unique developmental pace and learning styles of each child.
- Promoting clear Dictionand expressive communication through songs, rhymes, and conversations.
- Utilize a variety of teaching methods, sensory experiences, and creative play to make learning joyful and effective for young children.
- Set clear, age-appropriate learning objectives and provide gentle, constructive feedback to support their early development.
Child Development & Welfare:
- Provide attentive care and supervision to pupils, ensuring their physical and emotional safety and well-being at all times.
- Monitor and support children's personal care needs (e.g., toilet training, hygiene practices, meal times).
- Observe and document children's developmental progress, behaviors, and any concerns, reporting to parents and relevant school management.
- Foster positive social-emotional development, encouraging empathy, sharing, and respectful interactions among children.
Classroom Management & Environment:
- Create a vibrant, clean, organized, and stimulating classroom environment that encourages exploration, discovery, and independent play.
- Implement positive behavior management strategies appropriate for early years, focusing on guidance and encouragement.
- Ensure classroom resources, toys, and equipment are safe, well-maintained, and accessible to children.
- Collaborate with caregivers to maintain the cleanliness and tidiness of the classroom and associated facilities.
Parent & Community Engagement:
- Maintain open, warm, and effective communication channels with parents/guardians regarding their child's daily activities, progress, and any concerns.
- Foster strong partnerships with parents, providing guidance on supporting their child's learning at home.
- Participate in parent-teacher conferences and school events relevant to the Early Years Foundation Stage.
Professional Development & Collaboration:
- Actively participate in departmental meetings, school-wide professional development sessions, and training programs, particularly those related to early childhood education.
- Collaborate with colleagues (e.g., Assistant Teachers, Caregivers, other Early Years Teachers) to share best practices and enhance the overall early years program.
- Contribute to school events and activities as required.
- Utilize the DTA software for academic tracking, communication, and appraisal processes.
Policy Adherence:
- Strictly adhere to all DTA policies and procedures, including those related to punctuality, dress code, child protection, safety, and ethical conduct.
- Uphold the professional standards and values of Discovering Talents Academy at all times.
Qualifications
- Education: Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education, Primary Education, or a related field with a strong focus on early years pedagogy. A National Certificate in Education (NCE) or a Diploma in Early Childhood Education is also acceptable.
- Experience: Minimum of [e.g., 2-4] years of proven experience teaching in a nursery or early years setting.
- Knowledge: In-depth understanding of child development theories, play-based learning methodologies, and early years curriculum frameworks. Familiarity with DTA's Vision, Mission, and SHRID Niche is essential.
- Technological Proficiency: Basic proficiency in using educational technology and relevant software for lesson planning and communication. Experience with school management software (e.g., DTA software) is an advantage.
- Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to communicate effectively with young children, parents, and colleagues.
- Interpersonal Skills: Strong interpersonal skills, with exceptional patience, empathy, warmth, and a genuine love for working with young children.
Key Competencies:
- Early Childhood Pedagogy & Development
- Play-Based Learning Facilitation
- Classroom Management (Early Years)
- Differentiated Instruction & Individualized Teaching
- Child Welfare & Safeguarding
- Communication & Parent Engagement
- Creativity & Engaging Activities
- Patience & Nurturing Demeanor
- Commitment to DTA's Vision, Mission, and SHRID Niche.
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Job Summary
- The Maths Teacher at Discovering Talents Academy (DTA) is responsible for delivering engaging and effective mathematics instruction to primary school pupils.
- This role involves fostering a deep understanding of mathematical concepts, problem-solving skills, and critical thinking, while nurturing a lifelong passion for learning.
- The Maths Teacher plays a crucial part in upholding DTA's mission to "create an atmosphere of fun where kids can enjoy being kids" and its vision to "discover and bring out the uniqueness in every child," by ensuring individualized teaching and promoting academic excellence within the SHRID niche, particularly focusing on Skills development, Higher-order thinking, Inquiry-based learning, Numeracy, and Engagement.
Key Responsibilities
Instructional Delivery & Curriculum Implementation:
- Plan, prepare, and deliver high-quality, engaging mathematics lessons in accordance with DTA's blended British-Nigerian curriculum and academic standards.
- Implement DTA's SHRID niche, particularly focusing on:
- Fostering a strong appreciation for mathematical reasoning through problem-solving and real-world applications.
- Ensuring consistent use of structured mathematical methods for clarity and accuracy in calculations.
- Promoting clear and precise communication of mathematical concepts and reasoning among pupils.
- Applying individualized teaching strategies to cater to diverse learning styles and needs in mathematics.
- Integrating skill acquisition in areas such as number operations, algebra, geometry, data handling, and problem-solving.
- Utilize a variety of teaching methods, resources, and technology (e.g., manipulatives, interactive tools) to make mathematics accessible and engaging for all pupils.
- Set clear learning objectives and provide constructive feedback to students to support their progress in all aspects of mathematics.
- Prepare pupils for internal and external examinations, including mathematics components of entrance examinations.
Assessment & Reporting:
- Design and administer fair, valid, and reliable assessments (tests, quizzes, continuous assessments) to evaluate student understanding and progress in mathematical concepts, problem-solving, and reasoning.
- Analyze assessment data to identify learning gaps, inform instructional adjustments, and provide targeted support to students.
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of student attendance, performance, and grades in mathematics.
- Prepare comprehensive progress reports for parents, highlighting academic achievements and areas for development in mathematics.
Classroom Management & Environment:
- Create a positive, inclusive, and stimulating classroom environment conducive to mathematical exploration and learning.
- Implement effective classroom management strategies to ensure an orderly and respectful learning atmosphere.
- Encourage active participation, critical thinking, and collaborative activities (e.g., group problem-solving, peer discussions).
- Ensure the classroom is well-resourced with mathematical tools, manipulatives, and visual aids to support instruction.
Student Welfare & Support:
- Monitor the academic and social-emotional well-being of students, identifying and addressing any concerns promptly.
- Provide individualized support and interventions for students who require additional assistance in mathematical development.
- Collaborate with parents, support staff, and other teachers to ensure holistic development and address student needs.
- Serve as a Form Tutor/Class Teacher as assigned, overseeing general welfare and academic progress of a designated class, which may include teaching other subjects.
Professional Development & Collaboration:
- Actively participate in departmental meetings, school-wide professional development sessions, and training programs, particularly those related to mathematics and numeracy.
- Collaborate with colleagues to share best practices, develop curriculum materials, and enhance the overall academic program.
- Contribute to school events and activities, such as Math Olympiads, quizzes, or numeracy clubs, as required.
- Utilize the DTA software for academic tracking, communication, and appraisal processes.
Policy Adherence:
- Strictly adhere to all DTA policies and procedures, including those related to punctuality, dress code, safety, and ethical conduct.
- Uphold the professional standards and values of Discovering Talents Academy at all times.
Qualifications
- Education: Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics, Mathematics Education, Primary Education with a specialization in Mathematics, or a related field with a strong emphasis on mathematics pedagogy.
- A Post Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) or National Certificate in Education (NCE) is an added advantage.
- Experience: 2-4 years of proven experience teaching Mathematics at the primary school level.
- Experience with a blended British-Nigerian curriculum is a plus.
- Subject Matter Expertise: Strong knowledge of primary school mathematics curriculum, including number operations, algebra, geometry, data handling, and problem-solving strategies.
- Technological Proficiency: Proficient in using educational technology, interactive whiteboards, and relevant software for teaching mathematics (e.g., math-specific apps or platforms).
- Experience with school management software (e.g., DTA software) is an advantage.
- Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to explain complex mathematical concepts clearly and concisely.
- Interpersonal Skills: Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport with students, parents, and colleagues.
Key Competencies:
- Mathematical Content Knowledge & Pedagogy
- Problem-Solving & Reasoning Instruction Strategies
- Numeracy Development
- Classroom Management
- Differentiated Instruction & Individualized Teaching
- Assessment & Data Analysis
- Communication & Feedback
- Problem-Solving & Critical Thinking
- Patience & Empathy
- Commitment to DTA's Vision, Mission, and SHRID Niche.
Skills and abilities:
- Subject Matter Expertise: A strong and deep understanding of mathematical principles and curriculum standards is crucial.
- Pedagogy: Candidates should have a thorough understanding of best practices in teaching, including creativity and innovation in lesson planning.
- Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills are necessary for interacting with students, parents, and colleagues.
- Interpersonal Skills: Empathy, patience, enthusiasm for working with children, and the ability to motivate students are key.
- Organizational Skills:Strong classroom management, organizational skills, and flexibility are needed to create an effective learning environment.
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Job Summary
- The Literacy Teacher at Discovering Talents Academy (DTA) is responsible for delivering engaging and effective literacy instruction to primary school pupils.
- This role involves fostering a deep understanding of reading, writing, and language arts, developing critical thinking skills, and nurturing a lifelong love for literature.
- The Literacy Teacher plays a crucial part in upholding DTA's mission to "create an atmosphere of fun where kids can enjoy being kids" and its vision to "discover and bring out the uniqueness in every child," by ensuring individualized teaching and promoting academic excellence within the SHRID niche, particularly focusing on Handwriting, Reading, and Diction.
Key Responsibilities
Instructional Delivery & Curriculum Implementation:
- Plan, prepare, and deliver high-quality, engaging literacy lessons in accordance with DTA's blended British-Nigerian curriculum and academic standards.
- Implement DTA's SHRID niche, particularly focusing on:
- Fostering a profound "Love for Reading"through diverse texts and engaging reading programs.
- Ensuring consistent implementation of Nelson Handwritingfor legibility and neatness.
- Promoting correct Dictionand articulate communication among pupils.
- Applying Individualized Teachingstrategies to cater to diverse learning styles and needs in literacy.
- Integrating Skill Acquisitionin areas such as comprehension, phonics, grammar, and creative writing.
- Utilize a variety of teaching methods, resources, and technology to make literacy accessible and enjoyable for all pupils.
- Set clear learning objectives and provide constructive feedback to students to support their progress in all aspects of literacy.
- Prepare pupils for internal and external examinations, including literacy components of entrance examinations.
Assessment & Reporting:
- Design and administer fair, valid, and reliable assessments (tests, quizzes, continuous assessments) to evaluate student understanding and progress in reading comprehension, writing, grammar, and vocabulary.
- Analyze assessment data to identify learning gaps, inform instructional adjustments, and provide targeted support to students.
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of student attendance, performance, and grades in literacy.
- Prepare comprehensive progress reports for parents, highlighting academic achievements and areas for development in literacy.
Classroom Management & Environment:
- Create a positive, inclusive, and stimulating classroom environment conducive to literacy exploration and learning.
- Implement effective classroom management strategies to ensure an orderly and respectful learning atmosphere.
- Encourage active participation, critical thinking, and collaborative activities (e.g., group reading, peer editing).
- Ensure the classroom is well-resourced with diverse reading materials and tools to support literacy instruction.
Student Welfare & Support:
- Monitor the academic and social-emotional well-being of students, identifying and addressing any concerns promptly.
- Provide individualized support and interventions for students who require additional assistance in literacy development.
- Collaborate with parents, support staff, and other teachers to ensure holistic development and address student needs.
- Serve as a Form Tutor/Class Teacher as assigned, overseeing general welfare and academic progress of a designated class, which may include teaching other subjects.
Professional Development & Collaboration:
- Actively participate in departmental meetings, school-wide professional development sessions, and training programs, particularly those related to literacy and language arts.
- Collaborate with colleagues to share best practices, develop curriculum materials, and enhance the overall academic program.
- Contribute to school events and activities, such as Spelling Bee competitions and reading clubs, as required.
- Utilize the DTA software for academic tracking, communication, and appraisal processes.
Policy Adherence:
- Strictly adhere to all DTA policies and procedures, including those related to punctuality, dress code, safety, and ethical conduct.
- Uphold the professional standards and values of Discovering Talents Academy at all times.
Qualifications
- Education:Bachelor's Degree in English Education, Literature, Linguistics, Primary Education with a specialization in Literacy, or a related field with a strong emphasis on language arts pedagogy.
- A Post Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) or National Certificate in Education (NCE) is an added advantage.
- Experience: Minimum of [e.g., 2-4] years of proven experience teaching Literacy/English Language Arts at the primary school level.
- Experience with a blended British-Nigerian curriculum is a plus.
- Subject Matter Expertise: Strong knowledge of primary school literacy curriculum, phonics, reading strategies, grammar, writing processes, and children's literature.
- Technological Proficiency: Proficient in using educational technology, interactive whiteboards, and relevant software for teaching literacy.
- Experience with school management software (e.g., DTA software) is an advantage.
- Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to explain complex language concepts clearly and concisely, and model correct diction.
- Interpersonal Skills:Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport with students, parents, and colleagues.
Key Competencies:
- Literacy Content Knowledge & Pedagogy
- Reading & Writing Instruction Strategies
- Language Development & Phonics
- Classroom Management
- Differentiated Instruction & Individualized Teaching
- Assessment & Data Analysis
- Communication & Feedback
- Problem-Solving & Critical Thinking
- Patience & Empathy
- Commitment to DTA's Vision, Mission, and SHRID Niche.
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Job Description
- The Coding and Robotics Teacher at Discovering Talents Academy (DTA) is responsible for delivering engaging and effective instruction in coding and robotics to primary school pupils.
- This role involves fostering a deep understanding of computational thinking, problem-solving skills, and technological innovation, while nurturing a lifelong passion for learning.
- The Coding and Robotics Teacher plays a crucial part in upholding DTA's mission to "create an atmosphere of fun where kids can enjoy being kids" and its vision to "discover and bring out the uniqueness in every child," by ensuring individualized teaching and promoting academic excellence within the SHRID niche, particularly focusing on Skills development, Higher-order thinking, Inquiry-based learning, Digital literacy, and Engagement.
- The Coding and Robotics Teacher at DTA is dedicated to empowering pupils to discover their unique potential through technology, preparing them for a future driven by innovation and creativity.
Key Responsibilities
Instructional Delivery & Curriculum Implementation:
- Plan, prepare, and deliver high-quality, engaging coding and robotics lessons in accordance with DTA's blended British-Nigerian curriculum and academic standards.
- Implement DTA's SHRID niche, particularly focusing on:
- Fostering a profound "Love for Coding" through diverse projects and engaging programming challenges.
- Ensuring consistent implementation of structured coding practices for clarity and logical organization.
- Promoting clear articulation and effective communication of technical concepts among pupils.
- Applying Individualized Teaching strategies to cater to diverse learning styles and needs in coding and robotics.
- Integrating Skill Acquisition in areas such as computational thinking, algorithms, basic programming, and robotics assembly.
- Utilize a variety of teaching methods, resources, and technology to make coding and robotics accessible and enjoyable for all pupils.
- Set clear learning objectives and provide constructive feedback to students to support their progress in all aspects of coding and robotics.
- Prepare pupils for internal and external examinations, including coding and robotics components of entrance examinations.
Assessment & Reporting:
- Design and administer fair, valid, and reliable assessments (tests, quizzes, continuous assessments, and project evaluations) to evaluate student understanding and progress in programming, robotics, problem-solving, and computational concepts.
- Analyze assessment data to identify learning gaps, inform instructional adjustments, and provide targeted support to students.
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of student attendance, performance, and grades in coding and robotics.
- Prepare comprehensive progress reports for parents, highlighting academic achievements and areas for development in coding and robotics.
Classroom Management & Environment:
- Create a positive, inclusive, and stimulating classroom environment conducive to coding exploration and hands-on robotics learning.
- Implement effective classroom management strategies to ensure an orderly and respectful learning atmosphere.
- Encourage active participation, critical thinking, and collaborative activities (e.g., group coding sessions, peer debugging).
- Ensure the classroom is well-resourced with diverse tools, kits, and software to support coding and robotics instruction.
Student Welfare & Support:
- Monitor the academic and social-emotional well-being of students, identifying and addressing any concerns promptly.
- Provide individualized support and interventions for students who require additional assistance in coding and robotics development.
- Collaborate with parents, support staff, and other teachers to ensure holistic development and address student needs.
- Serve as a Form Tutor/Class Teacher as assigned, overseeing general welfare and academic progress of a designated class, which may include teaching other subjects.
Professional Development & Collaboration:
- Actively participate in departmental meetings, school-wide professional development sessions, and training programs, particularly those related to STEM, coding, and robotics.
- Collaborate with colleagues to share best practices, develop curriculum materials, and enhance the overall academic program.
- Contribute to school events and activities, such as coding competitions and robotics clubs, as required.
- Utilize the DTA software for academic tracking, communication, and appraisal processes.
Policy Adherence:
- Strictly adhere to all DTA policies and procedures, including those related to punctuality, dress code, safety, and ethical conduct.
- Uphold the professional standards and values of Discovering Talents Academy at all times.
Qualifications
- Education: Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Technology, Primary Education with a specialization in STEM, or a related field with a strong emphasis on coding and robotics pedagogy.
- A Post Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) or National Certificate in Education (NCE) is an added advantage.
- Experience: Minimum of (2-4) years of proven experience teaching Coding/Robotics or STEM subjects at the primary school level.
- Experience with a blended British-Nigerian curriculum is a plus.
- Subject Matter Expertise: Strong knowledge of primary school coding and robotics curriculum, computational thinking, programming languages (e.g., Scratch, Python basics), robotics kits, and problem-solving strategies.
- Technological Proficiency: Proficient in using educational technology, coding platforms, robotics hardware (e.g., LEGO Mindstorms, Arduino), and relevant software for teaching coding and robotics.
- Experience with school management software (e.g., DTA software) is an advantage.
- Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to explain complex technical concepts clearly and concisely, and model logical thinking.
- Interpersonal Skills: Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport with students, parents, and colleagues.
Key Competencies:
- Coding & Robotics Content Knowledge & Pedagogy
- Programming & Computational Thinking Instruction Strategies
- Robotics Assembly & Algorithm Development
- Classroom Management
- Differentiated Instruction & Individualized Teaching
- Assessment & Data Analysis
- Communication & Feedback
- Problem-Solving & Critical Thinking
- Patience & Empathy
- Commitment to DTA's Vision, Mission, and SHRID Niche.
Method of Application
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