Elementary Science Teacher: Inspire Critical Thinking & Tech

Broward County Public Schools; Florida; On-site; USD 48,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

Broward County Public Schools in Florida seeks a qualified teacher to create a high‑quality classroom environment that promotes critical thinking, student engagement, and achievement aligned with district and state standards. You will implement varied instructional strategies, integrate technology, assess learner progress, collaborate with families and peers, and maintain records as required by policy.

This exempt role requires Florida certification and commitment to equity, ESOL endorsement

Qualifications

• Florida certification required for teaching in the state of Florida.
• Proficiency with standard computer applications and educational technology.

Responsibilities

• Assess students using traditional and alternative methods.
• Communicate effectively with students, parents, and stakeholders.
• Engage in continuous professional growth and school improvement.
• Apply critical thinking and diverse instructional strategies to support learning.
• Foster an inclusive classroom reflecting diverse cultures and needs.
• Adhere to ethics, regulations, and school district policies.
• Support human development and create positive learning environments.
• Plan, implement, and evaluate instruction aligned to standards.
• Collaborate with peers, parents, and community to improve student experiences.
• Integrate technology into teaching and learning processes.
• Complete ESOL training/endoresement if LEP students are assigned.
• Maintain school records and report as required by law and district.

Skills

Computer skills

Education

Florida teaching certification

Job description

Broward County Public Schools in Florida seeks a qualified teacher to create a high‑quality classroom environment that promotes critical thinking, student engagement, and achievement aligned with district and state standards. You will implement varied instructional strategies, integrate technology, assess learner progress, collaborate with families and peers, and maintain records as required by policy.

This exempt role requires Florida certification and commitment to equity, ESOL endorsement