Social Science
Sagehill Creative Pathway School · Not specified · onsite · Posted 52d ago
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About this role
Sage Hill School seeks an innovative Social Science Teacher to deliver student-centered instruction in History and Social Studies, fostering inquiry-based learning, historical analysis, and critical research skills.
Design and implement interactive curricula for high school social science courses (e.g., World History, U.S. History, or AP electives).
Mentor students through annual major research projects, historical inquiry, and synthesis of complex primary/secondary sources.
Utilize diverse, effective assessment strategies to monitor individual growth and adapt instruction to meet varying student needs.
Maintain an inclusive, supportive classroom environment aligned with the school's mission and core values.
Contribute to campus life beyond the classroom by serving as a student advisor, leading clubs, or supporting co-curricular programs.
Collaborate regularly with department colleagues, administration, and parents to support holistic student development.
Education: Bachelor's degree in History, Social Science, Education, or a related field required (Master's degree preferred).
Experience: Minimum 3–5 years of secondary classroom teaching experience, preferably within an independent school setting.
Subject Expertise: Strong background in social science concepts, research methodologies, and AP-level coursework instruction.
Tech & Pedagogy: Proficiency in integrating educational technology, learning management systems (LMS), and project-based learning models.
Interpersonal Skills: Outstanding communication, collaborative spirit, and a commitment to nurturing an equitable, respectful community.
Competitive salary scale based on degree attainment and relevant experience.
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance packages.
Employer-matched retirement savings plans.
Paid time off, personal days, and full paid school holiday breaks.
Professional development funding for workshops, advanced coursework, and conferences.
On-campus perks, including lunch programs and dedicated faculty workspace facilities.
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