Zuni Language Teacher
Zuni Public Schools · Zuni Pueblo, NM · 7 mo ago
Education$51k/yrFull-time
About the role
This job provides classroom instruction in the Zuni language to meet the goals and objectives of the Zuni Public School District's State Bilingual Program.
Responsibilities
- Treat all students with dignity and respect
- Follow the directions of the school administrator and the bilingual program coordinator
- Provide direct instruction in the Zuni language to varying levels of students
- Implement the Zuni curriculum in alignment with the pacing guide of the curriculum
- Coordinate with other Zuni language instructors on assignments, tasks, projects and behavior as needed
- Coordinate with other Zuni language instructors concerning curriculum, students, activities and Zuni language issues
- Ensure that required testing is done on a timely basis
- Manage multiple projects, schedules and student activities
- Plan, develop and implement instructional plans
- Reinforce academic behaviors to individual or small groups of students and monitor student progress
- Establish, model, practice and reinforce age-appropriate rules and logical consequences
- Maintain data charts and records related to student progress
- Maintain a clean, safe and organized classroom
- Provide immediate, corrective and/or positive feedback to students regarding behavior and/or academic performance
- Maintain confidentiality of student records, conversations, discussions and classroom information
- Maintain discipline in the classroom at all times
- Participate in required professional development opportunities and meetings
- Perform other duties as assigned on a timely basis
Requirements
- Ace or Applied Science Degree
- An equivalent combination of education experience
- NM Education Assistant License Level III (502)
- NM Native American Language and Culture Certificate (520)
- Substitute Teacher license
- Knowledge of Zuni culture, traditions, customs and language
- Experience in computer operations with the ability to enter data, utilize interactive panels, Student Information System (SIS), Google programs and Microsoft Office programs
- Experience in developing lessons using backwards planning, tracking information for progress monitoring and records management
- Fluency in the Zuni language and English language with the ability to communicate effectively with students both orally and in writing
- Skills in establishing and maintaining effective educational relationships with students
- Ability to maintain confidentiality
- Ability to participate in focused and reflective work ethics
- Clearly and accurately communicate with teachers, students, supervisors, and families
- Exhibit personal responsibility for daily work and attendance and personal appearance
- Effectively present information and respond to questions from students, parents, peers and supervisors
- Be able to meet assigned deadlines
Qualifications
- Associate of Arts or Applied Science Degree
- An equivalent combination of education experience
- NM Education Assistant License Level III (502)
- NM Native American Language and Culture Certificate (520)
- Substitute Teacher license
- Knowledge of Zuni culture, traditions, customs and language
- Experience in computer operations with the ability to enter data, utilize interactive panels, Student Information System (SIS), Google programs and Microsoft Office programs
- Experience in developing lessons using backwards planning, tracking information for progress monitoring and records management
- Fluency in the Zuni language and English language with the ability to communicate effectively with students both orally and in writing
- Skills in establishing and maintaining effective educational relationships with students
- Ability to maintain confidentiality
- Ability to participate in focused and reflective work ethics
- Clearly and accurately communicate with teachers, students, supervisors, and families
- Exhibit personal responsibility for daily work and attendance and personal appearance
- Effectively present information and respond to questions from students, parents, peers and supervisors
- Be able to meet assigned deadlines