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ANGELO STATE UNIVERSITY

 

Department of Teacher Education

 

Job Title:                  ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF TEACHER EDUCATION

Department:            Teacher Education

Salary:                       Commensurate

Job Summary:        Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in Teacher Education in Early Childhood Education, elementary education, pedagogy, and general teacher education.

 

Expected date of appointment: Fall 2010

 

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:  The successful applicant must possess knowledge in child development, strong communication and organizational skills, possess current technological skills, and a desire to develop innovative learning experiences. Candidates should be dedicated to excellence in teaching with a strong commitment to high professional standards both in and outside the classroom. The ability to write and develop grant projects desired.

 

Qualifications:  Candidate must have an earned doctorate in Early Childhood Education or equivalent from an accredited institution, teacher certification in Early Childhood and elementary; two or more years teaching experience in the public school system in early childhood education or PK-3 grades required. Experience in college teaching, development of curriculum, and background in reading, ELL, and Bilingual a plus.

 

Required Applicant Documents:  Cover Letter; Curriculum Vitae; Teaching

Philosophy; letters of reference.

 

Other Information:  If three letters of reference are not attached at time of application,

please mail to:

Angelo State University

Department of Teacher Education Search Committee

ASU Station #10893

San Angelo, TX 76909

           

Application available online at:  https://employment.angelo.edu/applicants/

 

 

 

University of Florida College of Education  Ÿ  PO Box 117040  Ÿ  Gainesville, FL  32611-7040  Ÿ  (352) 392-0726 Ÿ  www.education.ufl.edu

Assistant/Associate Professor

in Teacher Education and Professional Development

College of Education

 

The School of Teaching and Learning and the Lastinger Center for Learning in the College of Education at the University of Florida (Gainesville, FL), a comprehensive land-grant research university and member of the Association of American Universities, invite applications for an assistant/associate professor in Teacher Education and Professional Development (TEPD) with a commitment to and experience with urban schools to begin August 2010. This is a nine-month tenure-track position with a strong possibility of supplementary summer employment. The successful applicant for this position will articulate a clearly defined line of scholarship centered on teacher education and professional development in the context of urban schools.

 

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