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Job posting. I don't know anything about it--I just saw it on the net. Please
direct any questions to the addresses below.
Eric
ejray -at- okway -dot- okstate -dot- edu
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Date: Mon, 04 Apr 1994 08:52:20 -0400 (EDT)
From: CRAIG BLURTON <OS361062 -at- WVNVAXA -dot- WVNET -dot- EDU>
Subject: NASA Classroom Of The Future Program - Curriculum Writer
NASA CLASSROOM OF THE FUTURE PROGRAM
CURRICULUM WRITER
The NASA Classroom of the Future (COTF) is searching for a
creative, energetic, and experienced curriculum writer with
an understanding of current reform efforts in mathematics
and science education to join its multimedia curriculum
development team. The COTF works closely with NASA science
and education personnel to develop high quality, high
technology K-12 educational products focusing on mathematics
and science education.
Required: Strong background in and knowledge of K-12
mathematics, science, and/or technology education. An
understanding of current national mathematics and science
education reform efforts. An understanding of current
approaches to teaching and learning including constructivism
and cooperative learning. Experience writing K-12 science,
mathematics, and/or technology curricula. Masters Degree in
educational technologies, curriculum and instruction, or a
related field. Strong intrapersonal skills and the ability
to work in a team environment.
Desirable: Knowledge of NASA K-12 educational products and
programs. Experience assisting in the development of
multimedia curricula. Experience in testing and evaluation
of multimedia curricula materials. Experience planning and
delivering K-12 preservice or inservice education programs.
Duties: Conduct background research into specific content
and pedagogical approaches related to individual COTF
projects. Write curriculum materials for creation as print,
audio, and/or video media. Edit curriculum materials
prepared for COTF projects by other development team members
and/or consultants. Assist with the design and
implementation of teacher training activities focused on
COTF educational products.
Submit a letter of application, transcripts, three letters
of reference, and a portfolio of original curriculum
materials you have produced to:
Dr. C. Daniel Miller
Executive Director
NASA Classroom of the Future
220 Washington Avenue
Wheeling, WV 26003
A review of applications will begin on May 15, 1994, and
will continue until the position is filled. The position is
available July 1, 1994.
