Science Teacher Remote Jobs in Washington (US)
This page tracks remote science teacher openings that are location-eligible for Washington.
This page tracks remote science teacher openings that are location-eligible for Washington.
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A transformative private online school for grades 5-12 that connects students’ passions with personalized academics.
• Teaching • Maintain a significant instructional role in the teacher’s content area, to include the utilization of ICL Academy’s internal learning management system, student information system, curriculum, and supportive technologies. • Support students with a wide range of passions, strengths, interests, and needs. • Conduct the school’s synchronous learning program (the weekly live seminar experience) and asynchronous learning program. • Prepare and teach powerful, interactive weekly live seminars in the teacher’s content area during the academic year. • Create an inclusive, supportive, and engaging learning environment. • Encourage student participation and peer-to-peer interaction in the live seminars. • Ensure learning objectives are met in the live seminars. • Carry out critical administrative tasks related to teaching as determined by the Academic Department Chair, Director of Curriculum, and/or the Head of School. • Uphold the school’s academic integrity policy and communicate violations to the student, family, academic advisor, and Academic Department Chair as necessary. • Participate in an annual teacher observation process as required by the Academic Department Chair and/or Head of School. • Grading and Feedback • Ensure timely (5 business days), accurate, personalized, and high quality grading and feedback of students’ academic work. • Maintain an up-to-date gradebook for all courses within the learning management system. • Utilize the school’s AI grading platform, BusyBee, to support the delivery of high quality grading feedback. • Ensure timely delivery of grading, feedback, and communication during the course extension period each semester. • Office Hours • Host four 1-hour, live office hour sessions per week during the academic year to address student questions, concerns, and learning needs. • Communication • Respond in a timely (24 hour) and professional manner to student and family emails and phone calls. • Communicate important student updates and concerns to the academic advising team and other members of the academic team as needed/appropriate. • Collaborate with members of the academic team to support students’ success. • Communicate curricular errors, concerns, and improvements to the Academic Department Chair and/or the Director of Curriculum. • Meeting Attendance • Attend monthly faculty and/or department meetings as needed/determined by the Academic Department Chair and/or Head of School. • Attend beginning-of-term faculty orientation each August and January. • Attend any additional required meetings/orientations as required by the Academic Department Chair, Director of Curriculum, and/or Head of School.
Making learners future-ready
• The remote Middle School CTE Business / Family and Consumer Sciences/ Computer Science Teacher is state certified teacher and/or alternatively certified CRE/CTE Teacher responsible for delivering specific course content in an on-line environment. • Provides rich and engaging synchronous and asynchronous learning experiences for students. • Commitment to personalizing learning for all students. • Demonstrates a belief in all students’ ability to succeed and meet high expectations. • Differentiates instruction based on student level of mastery. • Augments course content according to prescribed policies and procedures using appropriate asynchronous and synchronous tools. • Maintains grade book ensuring student academic integrity, makes student placement and promotion decisions, and alerts administrators to concerns about student performance and progress. • Prepares students for high stakes standardized tests. • Establishes and maintains positive rapport with families and regularly communicates with and responds to students and learning coaches/parents in a timely manner. • Supports learning coaches/parents with student curricular and instructional issues and troubleshooting in a virtual classroom environment. • Maintains and effectively applies knowledge of State, National, and Industry Specific learning standards. • Develops effective instructional tools and strategies to supplement and enhance provided curriculum. • Collaborates regularly with the school and national professional learning community. • Administers and proctor's certification assessments where applicable. • Serves as an Advisor for Career & Technical Student Organization.
• Working from your secure and distraction-free home office, certified Substitute Teachers will virtually support the learning program for students in Connections Academy schools across the country. • Using the telephone, Internet and various curriculum tools, the Substitute Teacher will consult frequently and regularly with students, Learning Coaches and school personnel to ensure that each child successfully completes his/her instructional program. • The Washington Secondary Science Substitute Teacher will act as teacher of record at various Connections Academy schools during periods of short- or long-term absences or vacancies ranging from, but not limited to, 2-20 weeks, with the average assignment being 8-12 weeks in length. • When on assignment, be online and available to students, parents, and school staff Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm in the time zone of the school to: Communicate with parents, students and other teachers on a regular basis to develop and update individualized learning plans and schedules, provide feedback on student work, suggest instructional approaches and strategies, monitor completion of assignments, and verify student learning. • Complete all grading, generate progress reports, and conduct parent conferences in a timely manner, as instructed by the school. • Support the instructional program through a combination of synchronous and asynchronous web conferencing sessions (LiveLessons). • Support students and parents with alternate instructional strategies, and assistance with daily assignments and projects. • Keep student records and data up to date, including cumulative files, online student and family information, attendance accounting, and student logs. • Work with counselors and special educators to ensure that individual student needs are met, providing frequent updates on student behaviors and activities in the classroom. • When not on assignment, actively check email to remain informed of upcoming assignments and important Substitute Services updates. • Meet at least monthly with an assigned Substitute Services supervisor via video conferencing software, whether on or off assignment. • Complete required professional learning targeted at individual needs throughout the year. • Maintain active certifications.
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