Teachers at Summer at NCRC create a fun, engaging learning environment that nurtures the whole child and welcomes them to the NCRC community. Teachers ensure their classroom promotes discovery, exploration, development, fun, and excitement.
The following outlines expectations for teachers at Summer at NCRC:
Work cooperatively as a member of your teaching team
Participate in all camp activities with a smile and a positive attitude
Be on time and maintain a good attendance record
Attend Summer at NCRC Orientation on June 8th
Bring a solution-oriented attitude to all problems
Maintain a positive, happy attitude toward all members of the NCRC community
Report to the Director of Auxiliary Programs on any issues pertaining to the students or classroom
Classroom Expectations:
Engage happily and constructively with children.
Provide and maintain a classroom environment that helps children feel emotionally comfortable and safe
Keep your classroom organized, clean and inviting; display children’s work; help keep all areas of the school looking nice
Appropriately guide and redirect children as necessary over the course of the camp day
Curriculum Expectations:
Develop engaging, child-centered, play-based curriculum for summer fun and learning
Provide art activities that emphasize the exploratory process rather than the product; minimize stencils and teacher-made cut-outs
Please visit the Summer at NCRC website for more information. Direct any questions to the NCRC team.
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Requirements
Experience working with children
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Flexibility and adaptability
Ability to maintain a positive attitude in a dynamic environment
Interested in this position? Submit your application to National Child Research Center before the deadline.
