K-5 ELA Curriculum Developer
virtual vocationsDenver (CO)
K-5 ELA Curriculum Developer
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virtual vocationsDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Experienced educators will find a full-time remote opportunity as a K-5 ELA Curriculum Developer, responsible for designing engaging online ELA courses, developing instructional materials, and collaborating with teachers to enhance curriculum quality.
Key responsibilities:
Design ELA curriculum frameworks and lesson plans aligned with CCSS and U.S. instructional practices
Create and review high-quality literary and informational texts to support reading and writing objectives
Communicate curriculum design principles to teachers and gather feedback for continuous improvement
Required qualifications:
Experience teaching elementary ELA in U.S. schools, preferably Grades 1-5
Proven ability to design effective and engaging ELA curricula for online or small-group learning
Strong knowledge of reading comprehension and writing instruction, particularly reading-to-writing integration
Excellent written English skills for creating and evaluating curriculum materials
Bachelor's degree or higher in Education, Curriculum & Instruction, English, or a related field
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