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Responsibilities:

  • Teachers use inquiry, action, and reflection to develop natural curiosity in students
  • Teachers use inquiry-based teaching strategies and learning engagements
  • The teacher provides opportunities for students to actively engage in interactive and exploratory learning environments and/or play in accordance with programme documentation
  • Teachers encourage student choice in appropriate places in the curriculum
  • Teachers facilitate student exploration of their personal interests and ideas
  • Teachers focus on conceptual understanding to support students in developing their ideas
  • Teachers demonstrate strategies focused on conceptual understanding
  • Teachers plan and facilitate learning experiences through which students can develop their own conceptual understandings
  • The Teacher allows students to take opportunities to explore and develop their own conceptual understandings in appropriate places in the curriculum
  • Teachers use local and global contexts to establish the relevance of the curriculum
  • Teachers ensure that there are clear examples of connections to local and global contexts in the curriculum
  • Teachers encourage students to transfer their conceptual understandings to unfamiliar contexts
  • Teachers promote effective relationships and purposeful collaboration to create a positive and dynamic learning community
  • Teachers collaborate to ensure a holistic and coherent learning experience for students in accordance with programme documentation
  • Teachers collaborate with teachers and peers to plan, demonstrate, and assess their own learning
  • The teacher provides opportunities for students to collaborate based on their strengths and abilities
  • Teachers nurture individual potential while enabling every student to develop, pursue and achieve challenging personal learning goals
  • Teachers consider learning diversities when planning students’ personal learning goals
  • Teachers integrate prior knowledge into the curriculum to aid and extend learning for all students
  • Teachers support language development with consideration for the language profiles of students
  • Teachers use multiple technologies to aid and extend learning and teaching
  • The teacher uses a variety of assessment methods that are connected to stated learning goals, outcomes, and criteria based assessment
  • The teacher demonstrates that assessment practices are formed around conceptual learning
  • The teacher ensures that external reporting and/or predictions are completed in a timely manner, are as accurate as possible, and are appropriately designed for the contexts in which they are required
  • The teacher provides students with opportunities to consolidate their learning through a variety of assessments
  • All BIS Teachers are expected to work under the supervision of the Area Principal and Head of School to: Follow all procedures detailed in the Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy without exception
  • Lead or assist in extracurricular activities
  • Attend all faculty and departmental meetings, and in-service workshops provided by the school
  • Arrive on time to scheduled duties and actively roam and observe in assigned areas
  • Support school-wide events, and act as advocates for BIS in the greater community
  • Carry out instructions from the Head of School and/or Area Principal related to Teacher responsibilities
  • Adhere to all school policies and handbooks to the best of their ability

Requirements:

  • Commitment to international-mindedness, celebrating cultural differences and sharing a genuine appreciation for diversity
  • Facilitate a student-centered, inquiry-based learning environment
  • Connect authentically to the PYP curriculum with developmental art skills and understandings
  • Fluent English language skills (please reference IELTS / TOEFL score in cover letter)
  • Bachelor’s degree in Art Education
  • Teacher certification and experience in supporting students with a range of abilities
  • Minimum of 3 years of teaching experience
  • Passion for lifelong learning, self-improvement and reflective practice
  • Fully vaccinated for COVID-19 (including at least 1 booster)

Tagged as: ART, seni, seni visual, visual art

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Tentang Bandung Independent School

School and Community

The Bandung Independent School is a private, independent, non-profit, co-ed school located in Bandung, Indonesia. It (formerly named Bandung International School) was established in 1972 and now serves the needs of expatriate and local community in Bandung. The student population is approximately 200 and represents 21 nationalities. The language of instruction is English. The interactive, inquiry-based program is designed to offer high academic standards through innovative teaching and learning practices.

Accreditation

The school is fully accredited by the Council of International School (CIS) based in UK; the New England Associations of School and Colleges (NEASC) based in USA, and authorized by the International Baccalaureate Organization in Geneva, Switzerland.

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