STEAM Instructor
Baltimore, MD · On-site
Use tools such as LEGO kits, Makey Makey, Scratch, simple circuits, or other age-appropriate ... At least 3 years of prior experience teaching STEAMto children, ideally in an elementary or middle ...
Baltimore, MD · On-site
Use tools such as LEGO kits, Makey Makey, Scratch, simple circuits, or other age-appropriate ... At least 3 years of prior experience teaching STEAMto children, ideally in an elementary or middle ...
Baltimore, MD · On-site
Use tools such as LEGO kits, Makey Makey, Scratch, simple circuits, or other age-appropriate ... At least 3 years of prior experience teaching STEAMto children, ideally in an elementary or middle ...
$13.06 - $16.69
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To excel in teaching Scratch coding to children, you need a solid understanding of block-based coding concepts and experience in educational or youth programming, often supported by basic teaching credentials or youth work certifications. Proficiency with Scratch and similar educational tools, as well as familiarity with digital classroom platforms, is typically required. Patience, creativity, and the ability to communicate complex ideas in an engaging and age-appropriate way are essential soft skills. These strengths are critical to inspire interest, facilitate effective learning, and foster a supportive environment for young learners.
A Scratch Coding Children job involves teaching kids how to code using Scratch, a visual programming language designed for beginners. In this role, you create lesson plans, guide students through coding projects, and help them develop problem-solving skills. The goal is to make coding fun and accessible while building a strong foundation in computational thinking.
As a Scratch coding instructor for children, your daily responsibilities typically include designing lesson plans, delivering interactive coding sessions, and providing individual guidance to students as they work on projects. You will regularly assess students' progress, troubleshoot coding challenges, and adapt your teaching strategies to accommodate various learning styles and skill levels. Collaboration with other educators or program coordinators is also common to enhance curriculum quality and organize coding clubs or showcases. These duties ensure students gain hands-on coding experience while building confidence and problem-solving skills in a nurturing environment.
Full-time
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Non-profits
51 - 200 Employees
Owings Mills, MD, US