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High School SAT Prep Teacher

Posted 4 days ago

success academy charter schoolsAmherst (NY)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$65000 - 85000 per year

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About the role

Teach high school students digital SAT Reading and Writing and/or Math, test-taking strategies, and time management. Deliver engaging lessons, analyze practice-test results, personalize instruction, track student progress, maintain focused classroom conditions, and communicate with families and school teams. A bachelor’s degree is required; teaching certification and a master’s degree are not required. Teach digital SAT Reading and Writing and/or Math lessons. Teach test-taking strategies, time management, process of elimination, and question recognition. Administer and analyze practice tests to identify strengths, weaknesses, and score trends. Use diagnostic data to personalize instruction and address skill gaps. Provide feedback and maintain accurate records of student scores, progress, and readiness. Manage a focused classroom and communicate student progress with families and school staff. SAT Reading and Writing content SAT Math content Digital SAT format Test-taking strategy instruction Time-management strategy instruction Practice-test administration Assessment and score analysis Diagnostic data interpretation Instructional technology and SAT platforms Student progress tracking Bachelor’s degree

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