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Form of workJob Description
- Help Implement lesson plans in the classroom.
- Meeting the individual needs of the infants in the classroom 6 weeks- 12 months
- Parent communication.
- Participation in staff and training meetings.
- Support the goals and developmental level of the children in the classroom.
- Interacting with the children to support play, exploration, and learning.
- Planning and implementing activities that develop self-esteem and social skills.
- Communicating appropriately and professionally with parents and fellow staff.
- Building teamwork.
- Committing to continuing education.
- Assisting Lead Teacher with children.
- Having fun!
- Must be organized and able to follow a schedule effectively.
- Must feel comfortable working with young infants.
Your well-being is important to us!
We offer medical insurance, paid time off and holidays, a generous childcare discount, and a 401K plus employer match.
Your professional development is prioritized!
We will train you and pay for the certifications for you to become a teacher, including a CDA. We also pride ourselves on promoting from within so you can grow your teaching career with us.
You will be a part of a supportive team!
All assistant teachers will get support from our lead teachers and directors every step of the way to help develop and grow their teaching skills.
We recognize our teachers!
All teachers are eligible for annual raises and retention bonuses. We have weekly, quarterly, and yearly recognition programs.
About The Goddard School:
The philosophy of The Goddard School is that children learn through play. Our F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) is based on academic research that shows children experience the deepest, most genuine learning when they are having fun.Play allows children to imagine and experience new situations and learn from them. When children play house, they can safely try on the roles of parents or spouses. This type of play develops empathy, communication skills and the ability to solve problems creatively. Play involves experimenting with different activities, such as drawing or sculpting with modeling clay. Engaging in these playful activities helps children become more creative, which helps them learn how to solve different problems.When children participate in a wide variety of high-quality play experiences, they are better prepared for life. This is why The Goddard School is the best childhood preparation for social and academic success; we ensure children have fun while learning the skills they need to become school-ready, career-ready and life-ready.
