Provide curriculum expertise in development of assessments.

Will serve as High School Advanced Math content specialist/curriculum expert in the development, review, revision, evaluation of multiple choice type test items in the development of statewide assessments and in the creation of related scoring rubrics/training materials for high school Math.  Primary task is production of polished final assessment/test items for statewide assessments of NC K12 Content Standards. Virtual environment where work involves viewing and developing materials online via the internet. Hours are flexible.

Four year degree in Math or a related degree in education,  instructional design, educational technology, educational media or related discipline stressing either curriculum development or learning theory; two years of experience in teaching high school Math 3, educational testing or instructional design and curriculum development; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Experience writing or reviewing test items or experience teaching or training others in the field assigned for Math high school courses.

Some positions will be required to conduct training and require experience with training adult learners in areas such as writing assessment items, using assessment data, or experience in reviewing test items and NCDPI standards. Experience with classroom teaching in assigned area (Math)

Four year related degree.

Experience with classroom teaching high school math.

• Dependability

• Attention to detail

• Ability to meet deadlines

Knowledge and skills with Excel, Word, and being able to use internet applications.

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