As a Senior Manager, Math, you will partner with school districts across the country to support, coach, and develop teachers and leaders to shift and improve their instructional practice in mathematics classrooms. Some responsibilities and duties may vary, but the role of Senior Manager includes: Supporting the development of TNTP’s vision and perspective on K-12 math education. Supporting district and school leaders to deliver on their instructional leadership priorities and improve instruction for all students, by supporting them with key aspects of their roles, such as: Leading compelling and practical professional learning on research-based practices math instruction. Designing and executing regular cycles of teacher professional learning, observation and feedback, or student work analysis intended to improve instruction and student outcomes. Conducting classroom visits to assess the quality of instruction and support coaches and leaders in identifying trends within and across schools. Modeling effective observation and feedback practices. Facilitating the implementation of strong instructional materials aligned to the shifts and demands of the state standards. Setting up and maintaining data systems and supporting teachers and leaders to engage in ongoing reflection and use of data to drive improvements. Building and maintaining strong relationships with academic departments and school-based staff. Tracking progress towards contract goals and making strategic decisions regarding client management and support. Motivating and influencing clients to consistently strengthen their mindsets and incorporate new practices into their academic strategy, including authentic community engagement. Developing strategies to tackle instructional challenges and creating plans to implement them. Contributing to the creation of high-quality, data-driven reports demonstrating the effect of the team’s approaches towards quality of instruction. Designing tools and resources in real-time to respond to client needs, in support of academic or instructional goals. Engaging with and communicating progress to a variety of district school and community stakeholders. The expected travel for this role is up to and including 40%. This will vary by role and assignment but, for example, may require you to be on site 8-10 days per month, or spend 2-4 days on site 2x month.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
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