Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education
A middle school teacher who specializes in geosciences would be
responsible for making Earth science accessible and engaging for their
students, while helping them develop a strong foundation of knowledge
and critical thinking skills that will prepare them for future studies
and careers. They may also teach about environmental issues and
sustainability. In their daily work, a middle school teacher in the
geosciences would likely:
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Planning lessons that cover key concepts and skills in Earth
science, tailored to the appropriate grade level. This includes
preparing materials and resources on Earth’s systems and processes,
such as weather and climate, rocks and minerals, and more.
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Assessing student learning and providing feedback to students on
their progress in understanding complex concepts.
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Staying up-to-date with the latest developments in Earth science
research and education by attending professional development
sessions or conferences.
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Collaborating with other teachers, such as those in other subjects,
to integrate Earth science into a broader curriculum.
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Engaging in extracurricular activities, such as leading after-school
clubs or field trips related to Earth science.
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