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Education Department Job Opening: K-12 Music Methods Instructor and Supervisor
Update April 27, 2012: This position has been filled.
Colorado College is seeking a K-12 Music (instrumental and choral) methods instructor and supervisor. The instructor would teach music methods in block 1 to graduate (and potentially undergraduate) students in the teaching program. Block 1 runs from September 3 through September 26. In general, class is held in the afternoons from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
Qualifications for the position include:
- Master’s degree or higher in education or related field
- Minimum 5 years teaching experience
- Experience in both vocal and instrumental (band and string) music
- Experience working with student teachers, either as a supervisor or former cooperating teacher
Summer Program: Gifted and Talented 2012
We are proud to announce that our Summer 2012 Gifted and Talented Application has opened. Sign up your younger siblings, nieces/nephews, children, friends, and share this amazing opportunity with the people you love! The program is going to be great this year!
For an application or more information, please visit our website:
http://www2.coloradocollege.edu/dept/ED/childrenSummer/giftedtalented.html
SB191 Implementation Rules from CDE
The Colorado Department of Education has released implementation rules for SB191. Click here for the CDE Educator Effectiveness page, and in particular click here for the teacher preparation page.
Congratulations Mike Taber, Winner of SPORE Award
The Education Department Chair Mike Taber is a member of the team that won the Science Prize for Online Resources in Education, presented by the journal Science. Click here for the full article.
CAEA Fall Conference 2011
The Colorado Art Association’s Fall Conference is scheduled for October 13-16, 2011 at the Beaver Run Resort in Breckenridge, CO. This year’s theme is: Creative Possibilities, Innovation, Invention, and Technology. Click here for more information.
It’s a New Year at the Education Department
i3 Adds STEM to Second Round Priorities
[From the Triangle Coalition for Science and Technology Education]
The U.S. Department of Education announced that STEM education is one of the new “absolute priorities” in the Investing in Innovation (i3) grants. The i3 competition was created under the Recovery and Reinvestment Act to encourage districts, along with community partners, to explore evidence-based, innovative approaches to improving student achievement. The first round in 2010 drew nearly 1,700 applications competing for a slice of $650 million.
The second round of i3 will be much smaller, providing a total of $150 million and awarding up to 22 winners. While the previous round required grant winners to secure 20% matching funds from the private sector, the matching requirements will be lower and scaled to the type of grant awarded. According to the Department of Education, the smaller matching fund requirement, along with fewer selection criteria are part of “simplifications” made in response to feedback from prior applicants and other stakeholders. Click here for more information.
Mierow House Cleaning Party
Education Department Job Opening: English/LA Methods Instructor and Supervisor
Please note: this position has been filled. [Updated Sept. 1, 2011]
Colorado College is seeking a secondary English/LA methods instructor and supervisor. The position is currently for teaching in Block 1, which runs from September 5 through September 28. In general, class is held in the afternoons from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
Qualifications for the position include:
- Master’s degree or higher in education or related field
- Minimum 5 years teaching experience
- Experience working with student teachers, either as a supervisor or former cooperating teacher