Bank Street College of Education
201 - 500 employees
Founded 1916
📚 Education
🤝 Non-profit
Education • Non-profit
Bank Street College of Education is a non-profit graduate school and educational organization focused on progressive, child-centered education. It operates the Bank Street Graduate School of Education offering master's degrees and professional development for educators and leaders; a School for Children (Nursery through Grade 8) and various children's programs (Family Center, Head Start, after-school and summer programs); and a research/public-policy arm (Straus Center, National Center for Children in Poverty, Institute for Thriving Children & Families) that produces scholarship, publications, and practice/policy guidance. The college also runs community-facing initiatives through the Bank Street Education Center to collaborate with schools, districts, and communities to improve practice and policy at scale, emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and emotionally responsive practice, and hosts conferences and institutes. Bank Street is primarily an educational institution and nonprofit focused on teacher preparation, early childhood and K-8 schooling, research in education, and community-based program delivery.
Adjunct Instructor – Supporting Autistic Students in Inclusive and Special Education Settings
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🕒 May 27
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Bank Street College of Education
201 - 500 employees
Founded 1916
📚 Education
🤝 Non-profit
Education • Non-profit
Bank Street College of Education is a non-profit graduate school and educational organization focused on progressive, child-centered education. It operates the Bank Street Graduate School of Education offering master's degrees and professional development for educators and leaders; a School for Children (Nursery through Grade 8) and various children's programs (Family Center, Head Start, after-school and summer programs); and a research/public-policy arm (Straus Center, National Center for Children in Poverty, Institute for Thriving Children & Families) that produces scholarship, publications, and practice/policy guidance. The college also runs community-facing initiatives through the Bank Street Education Center to collaborate with schools, districts, and communities to improve practice and policy at scale, emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and emotionally responsive practice, and hosts conferences and institutes. Bank Street is primarily an educational institution and nonprofit focused on teacher preparation, early childhood and K-8 schooling, research in education, and community-based program delivery.
📋 Description
• Develop and deliver course content and materials aligned with the program curriculum. • Grade and evaluate student performance in a timely manner, providing constructive feedback. • Maintain open communication with students, including scheduled office hours or availability for consultation. • Submit final grades and required course documentation (e.g., attendance records) by institutional deadlines. • Collaborate with program faculty on course coordination and attend relevant program meetings, if necessary.
🎯 Requirements
• Master’s degree in psychology, education, or related field required. Doctorate preferred. • 5 or more years of teaching experience working in the field with young autistic children • Experience teaching at the graduate level, preferred. • Experience teaching online, preferred.
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