The STEAM teacher plays a crucial role in nurturing a curiosity about the STEAM components: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math in students in grades 2-8. The STEAM teacher’s responsibilities encompass various aspects of STEAM education, including: instruction, curriculum development, and collaboration with colleagues and parents.STEAM Instruction: Plan and deliver engaging hands-on lessons that cater to the diverse learning needs and interests of elementary and middle school students.Curriculum Development: Develop and implement a comprehensive STEAMcurriculum aligned with state and national standards, ensuring sequentialskill development and opportunities across the arts and STEM areas.Integration with Other Subjects: Collaborate with classroom teachers tointegrate STEAM with other subjects, fostering interdisciplinary connectionsand enhancing students' understanding of core concepts. Demonstrate fundamental knowledge of the connection between technology, computer science, and other fields of study. Assessment and Evaluation: Assess student progress through variousmethods, such as collaboration, hands-on learning, inquiry, written assignments, andproviding constructive feedback to support growth.Classroom Management: Establish and maintain a positive and inclusivelearning environment conducive to exploration, design, andcollaboration, implementing effective classroom management strategiesas needed.Parent Communication: Communicate regularly with parents or guardiansregarding students' progress, upcoming events, and opportunities forinvolvement in their child's STEAM education.Professional Development: Participate in ongoing professional developmentactivities, workshops, and conferences to stay updated on current trendsand best practices in STEAM education.