LEO Intermittent Lecturer

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JOB OPENING ID: 280860 MODES OF WORK Onsite REGULAR/TEMPORARY: Regular ORGANIZATIONAL GROUP: School Education DEPARTMENT: MARSAL EDUC - Ed Studies How to Apply Please upload a cover letter and resume as one document. The cover letter should address your qualifications and interest in the position. Job Summary The individual working in this position needs to be available and able to teach one blended section of graduate and undergraduate students during Fall Term (approximately 16 weeks). This course is on the subject of disciplinary literacy with regard to world languages. The expected number of hours worked is 8.4 per week. Responsibilities include:Planning and teaching the identified sessions Consulting and meeting regularly with other program faculty and staff, formally and informally; virtually and/or in person Participating in occasional instructor professional development Providing timely feedback on student work Evaluating and grading student work Holding regular office hours; virtually and/or in person Required Qualifications* Selection criteria will include:Knowledge of theories and practices related to literacy teaching and learning in secondary schools, preferably as related to language learning Knowledge of the curriculum and instructional approaches specific to the EDUC 402 course Knowledge of the curriculum of the undergraduate teacher education and Secondary Master of Arts with Certification (Secondary MAC) programs (Program information available at: http://soe.umich.edu/academics/teacher-administrator-certification/) Qualifications include:Successful teaching experience at the secondary level Record of successful teaching experience with preservice teachers or transferable equivalent, such as leading teacher professional development and/or comparable post-secondary teaching experiences; and Graduate degree in an education program/education-related field; and Proficiency with learning management systems (e.g. Canvas) and software programs fo

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