The Assistant or Associate Professor plays a pivotal role in the Master's Program in Education and Special Education in its various grade bands. Working closely with the Program Chair, the individual is responsible for designing and delivering program courses that focus on teaching STEM, AI, and technology in different grade levels, in addition to ensuring overall program effectiveness. The individual will also be responsible for participating in the development of a planned PhD in Learning Sciences for Transformative Leadership. The successful candidate must have a strong commitment to equity, diversity, technology and inclusion in education and special education. In addition to teaching responsibilities, the professor advises and supervises master’s-degree candidates, actively participates in faculty collaborative learning, Graduate School of Education (GSE) committees, and demonstrates scholarly productivity.
Responsibilities Designs, revises, and teaches graduate STEM, AI and technology courses in various programs, in coordination with Chairs and Dean.Maintains current knowledge of early childhood, childhood education, middle and high school curricula (NYSED and other), including literacy and mathematics.Experience with assessment and effective teaching methodologies for students with special needs utilizing a variety of instructional delivery methods, instructional and assistive technologies, and educational resources for educational equity and access.Supervises candidates during clinical practice.Serves as an instructional leader, facilitating and participating with collaborative faculty teams, course revisions, and developing and sustaining transformative pedagogy in graduate teaching and learning, whether online or in-person.Builds and maintains clinical partnerships with schools and mentors in the K-12 school system, and contributes to the development of a clinically rich teacher education preparation program.Provides academic advisement to program candidates and outreach to potential candidates.Maintains a current record of scholarly activities and publications, as well as professional service.Serves on Graduate School of Education committees.Supports and contributes to program level continuous improvement for national/professional accreditation.Engages in successful grant writing.Upholds the missions and values of Touro University and the Graduate School of Education in both online and in-person contexts.Attends three in-person faculty retreats per academic year in September, January, and June.Performs other duties as assigned, which may include both online and in-person responsibilities. QualificationsEducation, Preparation, and Training:
Earned doctorate in Education, or related field, ABD with anticipated conferral date within one year of hire considered.Successful PreK-12 Education and Special Education classroom teaching experience of three or more years, working with students who have individual education programs and with diverse students.Successful experience in assessment and data use in the PreK-12 Education and Special Education classroom with evidence of positive learning and development for diverse groups of students.Experience in course and program design.Commitment to culturally responsive and sustaining pedagogy.Demonstrated ability for scholarly productivity.Desired Qualifications:
Evidence of success as an educator preparer at the college or university level in traditional classrooms and online.Experience using Canvas and other technology in educational settings.Active involvement in professional organizations.Successful grant writing.Expertise in urban education.Experience with students with multiple special needs.Knowledge of school and community-based programs and experience building partnerships in diverse communities is highly desirable.Skills:
Excellent communication, teaching, and interpersonal/intercultural skills across a wide range of mediums (including social media).Technology Skills:
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite including Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook.Proficiency in online learning platforms including Canvas, Adobe Connect, Zoom, Play Posit, Yuja and other digital media.Travel
Some travel to Touro University GSE sites New York City including occasional evenings and classroom observations.Maximum Salary USD $74,000.00/Yr. Minimum Salary USD $59,200.00/Yr. Options Apply for this job onlineApplyShareEmail this job to a friendRefer Sorry the Share function is not working properly at this moment. Please refresh the page and try again later. Share on your newsfeed
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