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Literacy Tutor, Structured Literacy

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robert morris universityMoon Twp (PA)

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About the role

Robert Morris University is hiring a Literacy Tutor, Structured Literacy. The tutor works directly with K-12 students referred to the Center for reading and writing support, screening incoming students and planning instruction based on assessment data. Parent communication, progress monitoring, and accurate record keeping round out the role, alongside regular collaboration with the Center's Coordinator and other tutors. Highlights Screen incoming K-12 clients to determine instructional needs. Plan and deliver individualized reading and writing instruction based on assessment data. Monitor student progress and administer post-assessments. Communicate regularly with parents and other stakeholders. Keep accurate attendance, intervention, and time sheet records. Collaborate with other tutors and the Center's Coordinator on client needs. Attend debriefing meetings and professional development sessions. Master's degree in Literacy and Reading Specialist certification required, along with PA teaching certification and training in Structured Literacy. Part-time position limited to 950 hours per year and under 29 hours per week, with occasional evening availability needed.

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