Endorsement: Michigan Teacher Certification, EX-Secondary endorsement required
Salary: $28.00 per hour
Schedule:
July 7 - July 30 (4 weeks)
Tuesday and Thursday
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Tuesday and Thursday 8:30 AM - 2 PM [on site required: 2 1/2 hrs in classroom, 2 hours Zoom office hours, 1/2 hour professional duties/prep time]
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Thursday 6 PM - 8 PM [off site allowed: 2 hours Zoom office hours]
Must be available entire length of assignment
Summary:
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Provide classroom facilitation and student instruction in self-paced learning center Adult Education classroom and/or remote instruction at both Adult Basic Education and High School Completion/Equivalency levels in the following courses: Adult Basic Education Mathematics, Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Consumer Math, and High School Equivalency Preparation Mathematics
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Work with adults and at-risk students in a cooperative learning environment
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Participate with other instructors in curriculum development within Michigan content standards guidelines and College and Career Readiness standards
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Assess students as needed per Adult Education Asssessment Policy
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Effectively manage classroom with regards to student participation, behavior, NRS assessment testing, and record-keeping responsibilities
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Monitor attendance and assist in compiling student data for periodic grant accountability reports
Qualifications:
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Valid Michigan teaching certificate, EX-Secondary endorsement
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Successful teaching experience with adult and/or alternative student population
Additionally preferred:
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Personal commitment to goals of Adult and Community Education and high school completion programs, including credit recovery
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Demonstrate ability to integrate current technology into classroom experience
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Demonstrate ability to design and/or modify curriculum to best meet instructional needs of Adult Education population within Michigan content standards
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Working knowledge of accountability practices for grant reporting
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Other duties as assigned
Note: All Adult Education teaching positions are included on the Critical Shortage list.
