What are the responsibilities and job description for the Grade 6 Math Intervention Teacher position at Robert Frost Middle School?
Seeking applicants to instruct students in foundational and pre-algebra math concepts, foster critical thinking, and support academic and personal growth in a structured, engaging classroom environment. This role requires a balance of subject expertise, instructional skill, classroom management, and interpersonal engagement, ensuring students develop both mathematically and personally while preparing for higher-level math courses in subsequent grades.
Key Responsibilities
*Instruction and Curriculum Delivery: Teach 6th grade math concepts including integers, decimals, fractions, ratios, proportions, area, perimeter, volume, and introductory pre-algebra topics such as linear and quadratic equations
*Employ a variety of teaching methods, including direct instruction, structured investigations, and open exploration, to accommodate diverse learning styles
*Integrate research-based instructional strategies and ensure alignment with school-approved curriculum standards
*Student Development: Promote problem-solving, logical reasoning, and flexible thinking skills
*Monitor student progress, provide feedback, and adjust instruction to meet individual learning needs
*Support social-emotional development and foster a growth mindset, encouraging curiosity and higher-level thinking
*Classroom Management: Maintain an orderly, safe, and interactive learning environment
*Enforce class rules and school policies consistently, while modeling respect, responsibility, and ethical behavior
*Encourage student engagement, ownership of learning, and collaboration among peers
*Collaboration and Professional Development: Work closely with colleagues, parents, and administrators to support student growth
*Participate in curriculum development, professional growth programs, and school-wide initiatives such as AVID or CASEL competencies
*Contribute to a collaborative learning community and reflect on teaching practices for continuous improvement
Qualifications and Skills
Bachelor’s degree or higher in mathematics or a related field
Proven track record of effective teaching and classroom management
Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to explain complex concepts clearly
Experience or interest in classical education, traditional pedagogy, or student-centered learning approaches
Ability to integrate a Christian worldview or school-specific philosophy, if applicable
Character and professionalism: serve as a role model, demonstrating integrity, patience, and respect for students and colleagues
Additional Expectations
Teach multiple sections of middle school math courses as assigned
Document student progress and maintain accurate records
Engage in mentoring, advising, or pastoral roles where required, supporting students’ personal and spiritual growth
Participate in school events, faculty meetings, and professional development opportunities