Description
Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in education (e.g., curriculum, instruction, counseling, teacher education), conduct original research, and provide academic leadership and service within the institution and profession.
- • Design syllabi, assignments, rubrics, and course materials.
- • Deliver lectures, seminars, and online instruction on topics such as learning theory, literacy, and assessment.
- • Facilitate inclusive discussions and active learning.
- • Assess and grade coursework, projects, and papers with timely feedback.
- • Develop and revise curricula, course content, and instructional methods aligned with evidence and standards.
- • Supervise and mentor students’ practica, internships, theses, and dissertations.
- • Maintain current expertise by engaging with scholarship and professional societies.
- • Advise students on programs of study, research pathways, and careers.
- • Hold regular office hours for advising and support.
- • Maintain attendance, grades, and compliance records.
- • Collaborate with colleagues on teaching innovation and research initiatives.
- • Develop, administer, and grade examinations and performance assessments.
- • Lead a research agenda and publish in peer-reviewed journals, books, and digital media.
- • Select and adopt textbooks, software, and instructional resources.
- • Support student recruitment, orientation, and placement partnerships.
- • Provide professional development to in-service teachers and school leaders.
- • Serve on and chair departmental, college, and university committees.
- • Curate reading lists and bibliographies for courses and research groups.
- • Prepare competitive grant proposals to secure external and internal funding.
- • Represent the program at campus, community, and professional events.
- • Perform academic leadership duties, such as program coordination or serving as department chair.
- • Advise and support student organizations and honor societies.
- • Provide consulting and outreach to schools, districts, government, or industry partners.
- • Build and manage partnerships as a liaison with educational and governmental agencies.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
