Math/Physics

Overview

Math and Physics Teacher (Grades 6–11)

Job Duties/ Responsibilities:

The successful candidate will provide high-quality instruction and foster a positive learning environment that supports student achievement, engagement, and well-being. Responsibilities include:

● Planning and delivering Alberta curriculum-aligned Mathematics and Physics programs for students in Grades 6–11.

● Developing clear learning outcomes and engaging, student-centred learning experiences that build mathematical reasoning, problem-solving, scientific inquiry, critical thinking, and application skills.

● Utilizing differentiated instruction and evidence-based assessment practices to meet the diverse learning needs of students.

● Developing and administering diagnostic, formative, and summative assessments aligned with Alberta curriculum outcomes and grade-level expectations.

● Monitoring student achievement and progress through ongoing assessment, analyzing assessment data to identify learning gaps, and adjusting instruction and interventions accordingly.

● Providing timely, specific, and constructive feedback to students and families to support academic growth and achievement.

● Supporting students with a range of learning needs through collaboration with Learner Support staff, Educational Assistants, and families.

● Developing, implementing, and reviewing Learner Support Plans (LSPs), IPPs, and accommodations as required.

● Maintaining accurate student records, assessment data, attendance, and reporting using school and division platforms, including PowerSchool.

● Collaborating with colleagues to ensure curriculum alignment, consistent assessment practices, and continuity of learning across Grades 6–11.

● Participating in professional learning communities and collaborative school improvement initiatives focused on improving student achievement and instructional practice.

Education/Qualifications In addition to demonstrating strong teaching competencies, applicants must possess:

● A valid Alberta Teaching Certificate or eligibility for certification in Alberta. ● A Bachelor of Education degree with a specialization or significant coursework in Mathematics, Physics, Science, or related fields.

● Demonstrated excellence in classroom instruction at the junior high and/or high school level.

● Strong knowledge of Alberta Education curriculum, assessment, and reporting requirements.

● Strong understanding of assessment practices, including the use of formative and summative assessment to monitor and improve student achievement.

● Experience analyzing student assessment data to identify learning needs and inform instructional planning.

● Experience implementing differentiated instruction and Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles.

● Effective classroom management skills and the ability to foster a safe, respectful, and inclusive learning environment.

Desirable Qualifications

● Experience teaching Mathematics and/or Physics in Grades 6–11.

● Strong knowledge of the Alberta Mathematics and Science Programs of Study and high school course requirements.

● Experience developing common assessments, assessment tools, rubrics, and strategies for tracking student achievement.

● Experience using student achievement data to identify learning gaps and develop targeted interventions.

● Experience preparing students for Alberta Education assessments and high school course requirements, including Diploma-level courses where applicable.

● Experience integrating technology to enhance student engagement, mathematical reasoning, scientific inquiry, and learning.

● Participation in professional learning communities and collaborative curriculum and school improvement initiatives.

● Experience coaching, leading extracurricular activities, or sponsoring student clubs.

● Familiarity with International Baccalaureate (IB) programs or inquiry-based learning approaches is considered an asset.

Pay: $90,000.00-$120,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• Dental care
• On-site parking

Work Location: In person