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• Excellent interpersonal skill 
• Strong analytic Skills 
•  Excellent written and oral communication skills 

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As a Science teacher, your roles and responsibilities may include the following:

1. Planning and delivering lessons: Develop lesson plans that align with the curriculum and educational standards. Prepare engaging and interactive lessons to facilitate student learning.

2. Teaching scientific concepts: Present scientific principles and theories in a way that is accessible and meaningful to students. Use a variety of instructional strategies to cater to different learning styles and abilities.

3. Conducting experiments and demonstrations: Plan and conduct hands-on experiments and demonstrations to reinforce concepts and develop students' scientific inquiry skills. Ensure proper safety protocols are followed during lab activities.

4. Assessing student progress: Evaluate and assess students' understanding of scientific concepts through tests, quizzes, projects, and assignments. Provide constructive feedback and guidance to help students improve their learning.

5. Managing classroom and behavior: Maintain a positive and productive learning environment by implementing effective classroom management strategies. Establish clear expectations and rules for behavior, and address any disciplinary issues as they arise.

6. Providing individualized support: Identify and address the individual learning needs of students. Offer extra assistance and support to students who may be struggling with the material or require additional challenge.

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1. Education: A bachelor's degree in English, education, or a related field is typically required to become an English teacher. Some institutions may also require a master's degree in education or English.

2. Teacher Certification: In many countries, including the United States, teachers need to obtain a teaching certification or license to work in public schools. This usually involves completing a teacher preparation program and passing certification exams. The specific requirements for certification vary by state or country.

3. Subject Knowledge: English teachers should have a deep understanding of the English language, including grammar, syntax, vocabulary, and literature. They should be well-read and knowledgeable about various literary genres and works.

4. Teaching Skills: Strong communication and presentation skills are essential for an English teacher.  Lesson planning, classroom management, and assessment techniques are also important skills to possess.