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Lesson Planning and Delivery:
- Develop engaging lesson plans aligned with the UK National Curriculum for KS3 and KS4, and A-level syllabus for KS5.
- Teach core scientific principles and encourage practical applications through experiments and projects.
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Student Engagement:
- Create an inspiring and inclusive learning environment for students of varying abilities.
- Encourage inquiry-based learning and critical thinking.
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Assessment and Feedback:
- Design and administer formative and summative assessments.
- Provide constructive feedback to help students improve their understanding and performance.
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Practical Science:
- Supervise and guide students in laboratory experiments, ensuring safety protocols are followed.
- Maintain and organize lab equipment and materials.
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Curriculum Development:
- Stay updated on scientific advancements and integrate them into the curriculum where relevant.
- Tailor lessons to include cross-curricular links with math, technology, and environmental science.
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Professional Development:
- Attend training sessions, workshops, and conferences to stay current with educational practices and scientific innovations.
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Pastoral Care:
- Support students’ overall development, providing mentorship and addressing any academic or personal challenges.
- Strong knowledge of science subjects across biology, chemistry, and physics.
- Proficiency in lab work and the ability to teach practical science effectively.
- Excellent communication and presentation skills.
- Organizational skills for planning lessons and managing classroom resources.
- Adaptability to work with students of different ages and abilities.
- Passion for science and teaching.
- Education: A degree in science or a related subject (e.g., Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Science).
- Teaching Certification: A PGCE (Postgraduate Certificate in Education) or equivalent QTS (Qualified Teacher Status).
- Experience: Prior experience teaching at secondary school level is often required. Experience with A-level (KS5) teaching is particularly valuable.
- Subject Leadership: Progress to become the head of a specific science department (e.g., Head of Biology).
- Curriculum Specialist: Work on curriculum design for science education.
- Pastoral Roles: Take on roles such as Head of Year or Safeguarding Lead.
- Educational Consultancy: Specialize in advising schools on science education practices.
