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Secondary Math Teaching Fellows Content Developer and Instructor

Bank Street

New York, NY

$2.0K - $4.0K/wk

Part-time

Re-posted 6 days ago

Job description

Secondary Math Teaching Fellows Content Developer and Instructor

Curriculum Development
Seeking one or more experienced educators to develop and facilitate workshops designed to help educators pass the New York State Teacher Certification Examinations Field 004:
Mathematics. The developer is responsible for collaborating with other curriculum developers, the Adolescent Math Teaching Fellows Program Director, and the Director of Continuing Professional Studies (CPS) at Bank Street to support Teaching Fellows in successfully passing the certification exams. There are two potential work streams:


1. Math Content Knowledge
a. Develop an asynchronous online series of three to five modules focused on the
most relevant content areas: Algebraic Thinking, Functions, and Geometry.
These sessions will be designed in Canvas.
b. Develop a synchronous online workshop, held via Zoom, for those who did not
pass the exam. This workshop will consist of three to five sessions to provide
additional support with the math concepts covered by the exam. Synchronous
sessions will be offered at mutually convenient times.

2. Pedagogical Content Knowledge
a. Develop an asynchronous online series of three to five modules covering
pedagogical approaches across multiple content domains. These sessions will
be designed in Canvas and include opportunities for educators to submit sample
work for feedback from the developer.
b. Develop a synchronous online workshop, held via Zoom, for those who did not
pass the exam. This workshop will consist of three sessions to provide additional
support with the pedagogical portion of the exam. Synchronous sessions will be
offered at mutually convenient times.

Start Date: immediately. We would like to make the asynchronous sessions available to
students in early June. We expect synchronous sessions to take place in August.


Compensation
Development: $2,000 - $4,000
Facilitating synchronous sessions and reviewing work (1b or 2b): $800 - $1,200 per
series
Reviewing submitted work (task 2a): $150 per person

Qualifications
Required:

Successful teaching experience with children and adults
Experience developing curriculum for educators
Strong math content knowledge at the secondary level
Experience teaching math concepts to adults
Experience in with Canvas and/or online instruction with adults
Experience in a progressive education setting
Master(s) degree in education, Social Work or related field

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