French Teacher – Ritenour High School

Ritenour School District•Saint Louis, MO

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Teaches French to high school students. Helps students communicate and understand the French language. Encourages students to practice vocabularies learned and assist students in accurately listening, speaking, writing, and reading French.

Requirements

French Certification required.
Must be literate and fluent in French.
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited educational institution.
Missouri Teaching Certificate-French K-12.

Nice To Haves

Successful student teaching experience and/or prior teaching experience in the area of French.

Responsibilities

Demonstrates appropriate long and short-term preparation for classroom instruction.
Holds high expectations for all students and sees themselves as facilitators of student learning.
Organizes and uses a variety of teaching techniques, strategies, materials, and technology to maximize the learning of each child, individually and in-group settings.
Assess student progress, provides students and parents with specific feedback, and uses the results to adjust instruction as needed.
Provides opportunities for academic support and challenge.
Takes responsibility for teaching the district curriculum as outlined in the curriculum documents.
Establishes clear objectives for all lessons units and projects and communicates these objectives to students.
Keeps abreast of current development in their fields and continues to deepen their understanding of their disciplines.
Establishes and maintains a functional, attractive, orderly, and safe classroom environment that is conducive to student learning and builds a sense of community.
Develops classroom rules on behavior procedures, and maintains fair and just order in the classroom.
Manages discipline in accordance with administrative regulations, school board policies, and legal requirements.
Develops a repertoire of strategies to manage student behavior, individually and in-groups, in a manner that encourages individual responsibility, self-control, self-discipline, and effective decision-making.
Takes reasonable and necessary precautions to protect students, equipment, materials and facilities.
Demonstrates a respectful, cooperative and caring manner with students and adults in the school community.
Assumes responsibility for the effective functioning of the school to include necessary noninstructional assignments and student management throughout the entire building.
Maintains complete records as required by law, district policy and administrative regulation.
Contributes to school effectiveness by collaborating with other professionals and participating in school and district activities, such as staff meetings, parent-teacher conferences, teacher training workshops and serving on building and district committees.
Pursues professional growth and development through staff development and opportunities, postgraduate education, membership and participation in professional organizations and attendance at regional, state and national meetings.
Actively participates in the Performance Based Teacher Evaluation process.
Supervises students during school-sponsored after school/evening activities.
Attends meetings and activities outside the normal school day, i.e., professional development activities, parent conferences, open houses and staff meetings.
Performs other related work as assigned.
Classroom management requires daily attendance to meet students’ needs.
Interprets test results; reviews and interprets printed reports to obtain information necessary for decision-making, planning and management in assigned area(s).
Provides written procedures for plan preparation and implementation; communicates student assignments and behavior problems with others in writing.
Provides instruction to students; discusses education programs with teachers, administrators, and/or citizens; conducts individual or group meetings; works with students to reinforce learning assignments; assists with the supervision of students; discusses student assignments and behavior problems with others.
Reviews published educational materials for selection purposes; observes and evaluates student performance; checks student’s work, corrects papers, supervises testing; assesses the accomplishments of students and provides progress reports.