Lecturer (9M)

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• Job Title: Lecturer (9M) Department: EHE | Teaching and Learning Administration The Department of Teaching and Learning in the College of Education and Human Ecology at The Ohio State University invites applications for a full-time (9-month) Lecturer position in the following areas: early childhood/elementary education & literacy education.
• This position is responsible for preparing preservice teachers through high-quality instruction grounded in the Science of Reading and evidence-based literacy practices.
• The successful candidate will teach undergraduate and/or graduate courses in literacy education and teacher education and will play an integral role in supporting preservice teachers’ development through coursework and supervised field experiences.
• 100% - Teaches courses, both in person and on-line, within the teacher education program.
• Four courses per semester (two semesters total).
• Develops course content, student assignments, syllabi, instructional materials, and delivery components.
• Delivers instruction and/or supervision of students.
• Incorporates effective instructional technology into course delivery both for in person and on-line classes.
• Grades papers and exams.
• Utilizes features of OSU's learning management system to share course material and enhance the course experience.
• Uses online Faculty Center to download class rosters and submit grades.
• Supervises field experience or student teaching.
• Holds regular student office hours and student review sessions.
• Works with Departmental Chair and Associate Chair to support core teaching and learning practices.
• Minimum Required Qualifications: Master's degree in the appropriate education field.
• 2-4 years of experience and expertise in school settings, including 2-3 years of teaching at higher education settings.
• The candidate is expected to align their pedagogies and philosophies of teaching incorporated within the vision of the Department of Teaching and Learning.
• This is a 9/12-month position.

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