What is an Instructional Framework Course Designer?
The Instructional Framework course is a 1-AU course that will deepen teachers' capacity of the Instructional Framework and rubric. In each session, participants will engage in unpacking a different Instructional Framework Teach Key Action and will practice implementing strategies in their classroom and reflecting on their implementation.
The course designer is responsible for collaborating with a team to build a digital learning course focused on the Instructional Framework. We will provide trainings around using TSS as the platform for the course and will have structured collaboration time throughout the summer.
Who Are We Looking For?
We are looking for energetic, reflective individuals interested in creating interactive, rigorous sessions for new teachers. Course Designers will utilize their expertise to support the growth and development of all new teachers coming from a variety of backgrounds.
Interested applicants should:
- Have at least 3 years as an effective or highly effective classroom teacher with an SY 15-16 classroom observation raw score of 3.2 or higher
- Possess deep knowledge about adult learning theory
- Have a track record of increasing student and teacher achievement
- (Preferred: previously facilitated and/or successfully completed the Instructional Framework Course)
Roles and Responsibilities:
- Assist in developing session materials and processes
- Make high quality contributions to design and learning tasks
- Create a routine for learning throughout course sessions
- Seek out high quality artifacts and resources aligned to each of the Teach key actions
- Produce a visually appealing and engaging final product
Expectations:
- Attend orientation and training sessions on Wednesday, July 6, Thursday, July 7, Tuesday, July 12, and Wednesday, July 13
- Attend all in-person trainings and collaboration sessions
- Meet deadlines
- Serve as an ambassador of district priotities
Compensation:
Course Designers will be compensated $30/hour
- Trainings and collaborative work sessions - approximately 25-30 hours
- Independent course design - approximately 15-20 hours