University of Florida
Child Development Teacher
Edtech.com's Summary
University of Florida is hiring a Child Development Teacher. The role involves designing lessons, managing classrooms, conducting child assessments, and collaborating with a family-oriented team while supporting university activities and mentoring interns. Teachers also participate in professional development and ensure a safe, developmentally appropriate learning environment.
Highlights
- Design and implement weekly lesson plans aligned with Florida Early Learning Standards.
- Create a safe, supportive classroom environment adhering to licensing and accreditation standards.
- Conduct child assessments to tailor instructional approaches.
- Communicate regularly with parents and hold parent-teacher meetings.
- Support University departments and supervise interns, substitutes, and volunteers.
- Maintain classroom budget and supply orders in coordination with the center administration.
- Requires Child Development Associate Certificate (CDA) or associate's degree plus one year of experience.
- Physical ability to manage duties with young children, including lifting up to 40 lbs.
- Salary range from $43,888 to $50,000 based on education and experience.
- Position open only to current University of Florida employees.
