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Zaman International

ESL Instructor

Inkster, MI · On-site

Utilize Google Classroom to post assignments, share resources, and support student learning outside of class. Assessment & Progress Monitoring * Administer standardized assessments (CASAS) to ...

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Grade 4 Teacher - St. Mary of the Falls

Catholic Schools of Northeast Ohio

Independence, OH • On-site

$49K - $59K/yr

Other

Re-posted 24 days ago

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Grade 4 Teacher

St. Mary of Falls is seeking a qualified General Education Teacher. Candidate must have a current and active license (or in process to be completed by 08/30/2026).

Job Description: 

1) Establish and enforce rules/policies for behavior and procedures, strong classroom management skills. 

2) Effectively implement an IEP and differentiate instruction to meet the needs of all students 

3) Knowledge of how to the RTI Process and special education and how accommodations and modifications effect the regular education classroom 

4) Prepare lesson plans, materials and classrooms for class activities. 

5) Adapt teaching methods and instructional materials to meet students' varying strengths and weaknesses. 

6) Knowledge of summative and formative assessment. 

7) Integrate Catholic values, catholic doctrine, and special justice teachings across all areas of the curriculum. 

8) Work with level team in a cooperative learning team 

9) Incorporate technology into learning (Google Classroom, Google platform, interactive board, and classroom website) 

Qualifications: State of Ohio license (current and active license) Religion Certification (or willing to take the course work needed) Virtus Trained (or willingness to be trained) BCI/FBI check Please send resume and cover letter to Mrs. Annemarie Rajnicek, Principal at annemarie.rajnicek@stmaryofthefallsschool.com.



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