Weber State University Department of Automotive Technology · 2 days ago
Adjunct Developmental Math Instructor
Layton, UT
Part-time
Onsite
New Grad, Entry LevelWeber State University is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to creating an inclusive environment. The Adjunct Developmental Math Instructor will teach a maximum of eight credit hours per semester, focusing on creating a positive learning environment and implementing varied teaching methods for developmental math students.
Automotive
Responsibilities
Use course texts, syllabus, exams, and curriculum materials provided by and in accordance with Program standards and guidelines
Plan and implement teaching activities and methods designed for a variety of learning styles and appropriate for developmental math students
Appropriately and effectively use class periods, maintain accurate student records for grading purposes, and professionally interact with students both within and outside the classroom
Demonstrate professional growth and development by regularly updating knowledge of both subject matter and effective teaching techniques
Communicate with, submit requested documents and reports to, and provide appropriate feedback to the assigned Lead Instructor and/or the Program Director
Develop, maintain and promote a positive work environment among all part-time and full-time Program faculty
Adhere to University and Program policies and procedures which reflect Federal, state, and local legislation that govern the educational process
Perform other duties assigned by the Lead Instructor and/or Program Director
Qualification
Required
A bachelor's degree in mathematics or related field
Preferred
Seeking applicants who have a master's degree appropriate for a secondary education teaching position
Teaching experience at the secondary or post-secondary level
Ability to plan and implement student-centered learning strategies, including the use of technology where appropriate
Ability to work collaboratively with peers
Ability to exercise individual initiative and sound judgment
Company
Weber State University Department of Automotive Technology
Why earn a bachelor's degree in Automotive Technology at Weber State University? Do you thrive in fast-paced work environments? Are you interested in keeping up with the future trends in the automotive industry? If you have a strong background in automotive diagnosis and repair, then a bachelor’s degree in Automotive Technology could be right for you.
Founded in 1922
1001-5000 employees
Funding
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