High School English Teacher

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High School English Teacher by Mind Map: High School English Teacher

1. Abilities

1.1. Basic

1.1.1. Oral Comprehension

1.1.2. Oral Expression

1.1.3. Speech Clarity

1.1.4. Speech Recognition

1.1.5. Written Comprehension

1.1.6. Written Expression

1.2. Problem Solving

1.2.1. Category Flexibility

1.2.2. Information Ordering

1.2.3. Problem Sensitivity

1.2.4. Reasoning

1.2.4.1. Deductive

1.2.4.2. Inductive

1.3. Social

1.3.1. Fluency of Ideas

1.3.2. Originality

1.3.3. Selective Attention

2. Skills

2.1. Basic

2.1.1. Coordination

2.1.2. Instructing

2.1.3. Learning Strategies

2.1.4. Management of Personal Resources

2.1.5. Reading Comprehension

2.1.6. Service Orientation

2.1.7. Speaking

2.1.8. Time Management

2.1.9. Writing

2.2. Problem Solving

2.2.1. Critical Thinking

2.2.2. Complex Problem Solving

2.2.3. Judgment and Decision Making

2.3. Social

2.3.1. Active Learning

2.3.2. Active Listening

2.3.3. Monitoring

2.3.4. Negotiation

2.3.5. Persuasion

2.3.6. Social Perceptiveness

3. Experience

3.1. Certifications/Licenses

3.1.1. Substitute Certificate while student teaching

3.1.2. Teaching Certificate

3.1.2.1. A bachelor’s degree with a minimum grade point average

3.1.2.2. Completion of a student-teaching program

3.1.2.3. Passing a background check

3.1.2.4. Passing a general teaching certification test, as well as a test that demonstrates knowledge in English

3.2. Degree

3.2.1. Bachelor's Degree

3.2.1.1. Required

3.2.2. Master's Degree

3.2.2.1. Sometimes Required/Optional

3.3. Knowledge

3.3.1. Clerical

3.3.2. Education and Training

3.3.3. English Language

3.3.4. Psychology

3.3.5. Sociology and Anthropology

4. Companies/Organizations

4.1. Education America

4.2. National Council of Teachers of English

4.3. National Endowment for the Humanities

4.4. National Writing Project

5. Job Outlook

5.1. Employment of high school teachers is projected to grow 4 percent from 2019 to 2029, about as fast as the average for all occupations. Rising student enrollment should increase demand for high school teachers.

6. Job Description

6.1. Adapt lessons to changes in class size

6.2. Assess students’ abilities, strengths, and weaknesses

6.3. Communicate with parents about students’ progress

6.4. Develop and enforce classroom rules and administrative policies

6.5. Grade students’ assignments and exams

6.6. Instruct students in public or private schools at the secondary level in English.

6.7. Plan lessons and instruct their students in the subject they teach

6.8. Prepare students for standardized tests required by the state

6.9. Supervise students outside of the classroom—for example, during lunchtime or detention

6.10. Work with individual students to challenge them and to improve their abilities

7. Salary Range

7.1. $40,540 - $99,660

8. Why Choose This Profession?

8.1. I can make a difference

8.2. I can share my love of learning

8.3. Great job security

8.4. Great schedule