What are the responsibilities and job description for the Math Interventionist (Upper School) position at Audubon Schools?
Title: Math Interventionist
Purpose of Position: To supervise and administer all standardized testing programs as prescribed by the Board of Education (BESE), Audubon Schools and site-based leadership. The Testing Coordinator will train all teachers and proctors on administration procedures and ensure that security and integrity of testing is maintained at all times.
Employment Status: Full-time Reporting
Reports to: Principal
Location: Assigned campus
Essential Functions:
Demonstrate Knowledge of Content and Pedagogy
Utilize Effective Instructional Strategies
Create and pose questions of high cognitive challenge which have been formulated by both students and the teacher
Create and pose questions with multiple correct answers or approaches, even when there is a single correct response
Effectively utilize student responses and ideas
Facilitate and encourage high levels of student participation in student led discussion
Encourage and support student enthusiasm, interest, thinking, problem solving, etc.
Create learning tasks that require high-level student thinking and invite students to explain their thinking
Create an environment where students are actively “working†rather than watching while their teacher “worksâ€
Create effectively paced lessons
Gathers and uses evidence of student understanding to information instruction and remediation
Assists students in assessing their own work against established criteria
Encourage and recognize effort and persistence on the parts of students
Create a culture that promotes high expectations for expression and work products
Establish smooth functioning classroom routines with little or no loss of instructional time
Create classroom routines where students play an important role in carrying out the routines
Create an Environment of Respect and Rapport
Encourage and model respectful talk, active listening and turn taking
Acknowledge students’ backgrounds and lives outside of the classroom
Exhibit body language indicative of warmth and caring to students
Encourage and model politeness and support for all community members
Encourage and model fairness in all interactions
Establish a Culture for Learning
Demonstrate a belief in the value of what is being learned and the Montessori and French instructional pedagogies
Encourage high expectations, supported through both verbal and nonverbal behaviors, for both learning and participation
Education, Training and Experience:
REQUIRED
Bachelor’s degree required
Certification or ability to gain certification as a Teacher in instructional area
Experience creating and successfully managing a classroom environment
Experience in and/or understanding of the public school system including charter schools is desirable
PREFERRED
Master’s degree in education or related field
Montessori or National Board Certification
Certification in multiple instructional areas