Agricultural Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary
Agricultural science teachers typically teach courses related to farming
and environmental science. They may teach classes on topics such as soil
science, crop production, animal husbandry, irrigation systems, pest
management, and sustainable farming practices. These careers require a
moderate to extensive background in the geosciences for:
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Developing lesson plans, lectures, and assignments that help
students understand complex scientific concepts.
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Conducting research in their field of expertise and publishing their
findings in academic journals.
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Collaborating with geoscientists and other experts on research
projects.
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Supervising graduate students and providing feedback on their
studies and research projects.
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Participating in outreach activities, such as giving presentations
at conferences or speaking to the media and general public about
their research.
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