Benefits:
- 401(k)
- 401(k) matching
- Competitive salary
- Dental insurance
- Employee discounts
- Flexible schedule
- Free food & snacks
- Health insurance
- Opportunity for advancement
- Paid time off
- Training & development
- Vision insurance
Literacy and Math Coach and Support Responsibilities
The Literacy and Math Coach’s primary responsibilities are to implement Lupine Lane’s literacy and mathematics materials and supplies in multiple classrooms and support, or substitute, in specific classrooms, as the school administration team directs. Literacy and Math coaches spend time developing and conducting individual and small group skill-based lessons in outlined classrooms.
Philosophy and Curriculum
- Develop literacy and mathematics lessons that embody LL’s philosophy and curriculum.
- Complete, post and email Monthly Intentions completed by the 1st of each month.
- Ensure classroom materials, supplies and teaching are developmentally appropriate.
- Challenge children with stimulating interactions and materials.
- Deliver information in an accessible and engaging manner.
- Use technology in an intentional and pedagogical context.
Physical Environment
- Create and maintain a welcoming and stimulating environment while teaching.
- Arrange space to allow for proper supervision and engagement.
- Maintain organization and cleanliness.
- Be resourceful and respectful with school materials and supplies.
- Maintain common area organization.
Teamwork
- Show motivation and support to other team members.
- Exhibit a high energy level, enthusiasm and cooperative spirit.
- Attend and make relevant contributions during meetings, trainings and events.
- Actively participate in discussions within a group setting.
Interactions with Administration and Coworkers
- Demonstrate independence and self-reliance.
- Problem-solve issues before seeking guidance.
- Support administrative decisions.
- Demonstrate mutual respect with all staff.
Interactions with Children
- Able to lift 35 pounds.
- Exhibit mutual respect with children.
- Use developmentally appropriate interactions with children.
- Welcome each child upon arrival.
- Adhere to positive discipline policy.
- Use a pleasant tone and mild manner.
- Use no more than 2 copied sheets per child per week.
- Focus on any screen (computer, iPad) should be no more than 2 minutes when children are present, even if another teacher or caregiver is present.
- Complete administrative work when children are not present.
Interactions with Families
- Warmly greet families.
- Respect confidentiality.
- Mindful of individual time during pick up and drop off.
- Use positive and appropriate words and body language.
- Work as a team with families to promote the child’s best interests.
Attendance
- Arrive on time and ready to teach.
- Maintain attendance in good standing.
- Remain accountable in making up time missed.
- Be honest about time of arrival and departure.
- Attend required staff meetings and events outside of school hours.
- Make an effort to attend staff social events.
Professional Development
- Make efforts to grow professionally.
- Meet required hours of training for the year.
Professionalism
- Display a positive attitude daily.
- Avoid gossip or other negative behaviors.
- Compliment integrity of LL.
- Use appropriate words and body language.
- Dress appropriately.
- Display good judgment.
- Act as a role model to others.
- Remain dedicated to working productively during work hours.
Additional Character Traits
- Show confidence in teaching ability.
- Exhibit overall positive, productive conversations with children, families, coworkers, and administration.
- Show evidence of intrinsic motivation and self-reliance.
- Separate personal and professional life.
- Demonstrate enthusiasm, dedication and joy for profession.
Additional Responsibilities
- Coordinate organized gross motor activities, organized sports, etc. during classroom outdoor times.
- Perform additional responsibilities as required.
Compensation: $18.00 - $19.00 per hour
Our Philosophy
At Lupine Lane, we provide children with relevant, safe, natural, real world experiences in a developmentally appropriate manner. We believe in building a strong and caring foundation with each child and his or her family by taking a true interest in the intricacies and unique qualities of the individual child, providing a welcoming, comfortable environment and maintaining frequent and pertinent communication with each child and the people involved in the child’s life.
Furthermore, we believe that children are capable of extraordinary accomplishments, especially when they have a safe, loving environment, developmentally appropriate lessons, activities and materials, as well as guidance, support and encouragement. We provide children with lessons, activities and materials that foster a natural sense of curiosity, as well as cognitive, social/emotional, creative and physical development.
We believe that the process is equally important to the product. This equality is due to the fact that the product is a manifestation of the process, allowing for a deeper, clearer understanding of the process that occurred to achieve the end result. It is not the quality of the product that is of great importance, but rather its existence, which provides a sense of completion and reaching a goal, builds self-confidence and provides opportunity to reflect.
We believe that progressive projects provide an abundance of opportunities for goal setting, self-regulation, building attention span and work ethic, reflection of the learning and creative processes and provide a wonderful, rewarding sense of accomplishment.
We also feel that documenting the child’s day and processes are important, in order for the child and those in the child’s life to have a visual and written record of how the child learns. During early childhood, it is wonderful for parents, teachers and caretakers to understand and encourage the child’s learning style in order to best tailor a pathway for the child’s education. Visual and written records also help the child to recall processes and experiences from which they learned.
Moreover, we believe that experiences inside and outside of the classroom are equally important. We strive to provide children with knowledge, skills and confidence within the classroom as well as ample time outdoors, in nature and within the local community. Relevant experiences outside of the classroom enable the lessons, activities and materials within the classroom to come alive and achieve greater meaning and depth in a child’s mind.
At Lupine Lane, we believe children are first and foremost people with an insatiable curiosity of the world. The more fully their sense of wonder, thoughts and dreams are developed, the greater knowledge, skills and confidence they will have progress to larger concepts. Through guiding the whole child, cognitively, social/emotionally, creatively and physically, we provide the foundation for each child to grow and flourish brilliantly.
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