8th grade science teacher vs history teacher

Differences between 8th grade science teacher and history teacher duties and responsibilities

8th grade science teacher example responsibilities.

• Lead an after school group of ESL students in homework help and relate academic skills
• Develop an inquiry and project base curriculum that regularly make connections to math, ELA, social studies and art.
• Modify lessons for ESL, ESS, speech therapy, and other accommodations
• Pull out students that are struggling with math and assist them with understanding the concept.
• Work closely with co-teachers to develop unit plans with respect to those students with an IEP.
• Participate in grade level curriculum and team meetings, parent conferences, IEP meetings, and field trips.
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History teacher example responsibilities.

• State test scores are over achieving in the subject of U.S. History in all areas, including ESL.
• Manage FBLA, assist with meeting notes, financial records, and agendas for meetings, events, and fundraisers.
• Teach 8th grade social studies, which include history, geography, economics and government.
• Assist regular education teachers in utilizing all sources of student data to support student modifications and IEP's.
• Lecture on the core topics of history as well as philosophy and economics
• Create and implement a syllabus cater to the need of ESL students.
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