Instructional Coordinator
Develops instructional materials, coordinates curricula and technology use, and may train or coach teachers.
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Teaching includes work that provides instruction, supports learners, develops curricula, administers education programs, and manages assessments in school, college, adult, and community settings.
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Develops instructional materials, coordinates curricula and technology use, and may train or coach teachers.
View profileCoordinates college programs, student services and administration.
View profileCoordinates the academic, administrative, and support activities of K–12 schools.
View profileSupports students with academics, social development, and planning for life after school.
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Helps students navigate financial aid and administers student-aid processes.
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Helps sponsors build apprenticeship programs, coordinate partners, and meet registration and program standards.
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Teaches college mathematics, statistics, actuarial science, and their applications, sometimes alongside research.
View profileTeaches college biological sciences, sometimes alongside research.
View profileTeaches college chemistry and methods of chemical analysis, sometimes alongside research.
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Teach college students to investigate environmental problems, interpret water and soil data, and explain what their evidence supports.
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Teach college students to develop building designs, explain their choices, and improve drawings and models through critique.
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Teaches college computer science, sometimes specializing in a subfield and combining teaching with research.
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Teach college students to use science in growing crops, managing soils, or raising animals through lessons, practical work, and feedback.
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Teach college students to connect equations with motion, light and energy, then test their explanations against laboratory measurements.
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Teach college students to measure forests, interpret evidence, and explain the choices behind forest management and conservation.
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Teach college students to interpret rocks, weather, oceans, or planets through lessons, lab work, and scientific evidence.
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Teaches college engineering principles and specialties, sometimes alongside research.
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Teaches college courses in business administration and management, sometimes alongside research.
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Teaches college education courses such as curriculum, instruction, counseling, or teacher education, sometimes alongside research.
View profileTeach college students how policing, courts, and corrections work, using discussions, written assignments, and research.
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Teach future social workers to connect people's needs, available services, and research through case discussions and feedback.
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Teach college students how to build library collections, organize information, and help people find useful sources.
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Teaches college psychology and related specialties, sometimes alongside research.
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Teach college students to examine social patterns, question explanations, and use research to understand how groups and institutions shape lives.
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Teach college students to examine cultures, race, and identity through close reading, discussion, and research.
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Teach college students to use maps and evidence to explain how places change and how people interact with their environments.
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Teaches college political science, international affairs, or international relations, sometimes alongside research.
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Teach college students to investigate human cultures and the material past, then help them build explanations from evidence.
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Teaches health care subjects and supervises college labs.
View profileTeach college students to use economic models and data to explain prices, jobs, and policy—and help them question their own conclusions.
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Teaches college law, sometimes alongside research.
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Teaches urban and regional planning in college programs, with research or professional scholarship depending on the appointment.
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Teaches practical career skills in postsecondary training.
View profileTeach college students to examine food, family life, and household decisions through research, classroom discussion, and practical projects.
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Teach college students how movement works and recreation programs run, then help them turn those ideas into thoughtful projects.
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Teaches college communications, public relations, broadcasting, or journalism, sometimes alongside research.
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Teaches college English language, literature, linguistics, or comparative literature, sometimes alongside research.
View profileTeaches college languages and literature other than English, including ASL, sometimes alongside research.
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Teaches college philosophy, religion, or theology, sometimes alongside research.
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Teaches college human history and historiography, sometimes alongside research.
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Teaches college drama, music, fine or applied arts, design, or crafts, sometimes alongside research.
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Uses curricula and activities to support preschool students’ social, physical, and intellectual growth.
View profileTeaches academic and social skills to elementary school students.
View profileTeaches one or more subjects to middle or junior high school students.
View profileHelp middle school students explore careers through practical projects, from building model bridges to learning introductory computer skills.
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Teaches career, technical, occupational, or vocational subjects at the high school level.
View profileTeaches one or more subjects to students at the secondary school level.
View profileTemporarily replaces a classroom teacher, usually teaching from the regular teacher’s lesson plan.
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Teaches academic, social, and life skills to preschool students with learning, emotional, physical, sensory, or intellectual disabilities.
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Teaches academic, social, and life skills to middle school students with learning, emotional, physical, sensory, or intellectual disabilities.
View profileProvides individualized physical education for learners with motor-development delays or other physical needs.
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Teaches academic, social, and life skills to kindergarten students with learning, emotional, physical, sensory, or intellectual disabilities.
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Teaches academic, social, and life skills to elementary students with learning, emotional, physical, sensory, or intellectual disabilities.
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Teaches academic, social, and life skills to secondary students with learning, emotional, physical, sensory, or intellectual disabilities.
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Provides specialized instruction and accessible learning support for students with visual impairments.
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Teaches academic, independent-living, community, or work skills to adults with disabilities.
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Provides individualized educational support for learning differences and related barriers.
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Teaches individuals or groups for self-enrichment or recreation rather than credentials, jobs, competition, or fitness.
View profileWorks with individuals or small groups on academic subjects or preparation for standardized and admissions tests.
View profileTeaches basic education, literacy, English as a Second Language, or high school equivalency classes to youths and adults.
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Designs and delivers environmental learning programs in community and informal settings.
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Teaches and evaluates practical piloting skills.
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Teaches practical family and relationship skills through preventive education.
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Supports college instruction by preparing materials, leading discussions, administering exams, or grading work.
View profileAssists a K–12 teacher with instruction while the teacher remains responsible for the educational program.
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Helps a K–12 teacher support students with disabilities while the teacher remains responsible for the program.
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Supports adult literacy, language learning, and high school equivalency instruction under a teacher or program.
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Evaluates written responses and other submitted work against assessment rubrics.
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Designs and evaluates assessments using measurement theory, statistical models, and evidence of validity.
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Runs educational or professional exams, verifies candidates, oversees sessions, and handles testing records and procedures.
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Supervises student behavior and safety during lunch, recess, hallway movement, and other non-instructional activities.
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