Planning and delivering lessons: Science teachers plan and deliver lessons that align with state or national curriculum standards. They need to be able to effectively communicate complex scientific concepts to students of varying abilities and backgrounds.

Conducting laboratory experiments: They conduct laboratory experiments to teach students about scientific concepts and principles. They need to ensure that students are following safety protocols and using equipment properly.

Assessing student progress: Science teachers assess student progress by assigning homework, quizzes, tests, and projects. They also provide feedback and grades to students and parents.

Creating a positive classroom environment: Science teachers need to create a positive classroom environment that encourages student engagement and participation. They need to be able to establish rapport with their students and maintain a respectful and supportive classroom culture.

Using technology to enhance learning: They use technology to enhance learning, such as online resources, interactive whiteboards, and educational software.

Collaborating with colleagues: Science teachers collaborate with other teachers and administrators to develop and implement curriculum, policies, and procedures that promote student achievement.

Providing support to struggling students: They provide additional support to struggling students, such as tutoring, after-school programs, or individualized instruction.

Participating in professional development: Science teachers participate in professional development activities to stay up-to-date with the latest teaching methods, technologies, and trends in science education.

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