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MiaPlaza Secondary ELA Curriculum Developer Remote

8Feb

By Working MomNo Comments

MiaPlaza Secondary ELA Curriculum Developer Remote

Role Overview Miaplaza is recruiting a Secondary ELA Curriculum Developer to design and develop English Language Arts educational content for students in grades 6-12. The position involves collaborating with subject-matter experts, production teams, and instructional coaches to create videos, assessments, and written activities that are pedagogically sound and engaging. This remote role requires meeting established deadlines while allowing flexible work hours, with availability for weekly meetings during U.S. business hours. Qualifications and Requirements Candidates should have: A minimum of 2 years of full-time teaching experience in ELA for grades 6-12 At least 1 year of experience in developing ELA curriculum or lesson materials A Bachelor’s degree or higher in Education ...

21Dec

By Working Mom1 Comment

Careers, Education

Teacher Certification Opportunities

You may be interested in teaching online or in a physical classroom, but do not have the required training and certification required. These quicker teacher certification programs do require that you have a bachelor’s degree before beginning your enrollment. Fortunately, there are many resources for you to obtain the required training necessary. **Please note that you should contact the Department of Education for the state in which you will be teaching to find out all the requirements to obtain teacher certification in that state. ** Even before you sign up for any these programs, contact your state Department of Education to makes sure that the courses you plan to take will count toward your teacher certification. Avenues for Teacher Certification Direct Hire without a Bache...

Work from Home as a Public-School Teacher

21Dec

By Working MomNo Comments

Careers, Work From Home Careers

Work from Home as a Public-School Teacher

With the growth of online connectivity across the globe, the opportunity to teach from home has expanded greatly. Many of the online teaching positions do require that the educators are certified teachers, but there are also opportunities for those that are just well versed in the subject knowledge. If you live in the United States, then you may be aware that many public schools are taking advantage of some virtual school options for their students. Virtual schools allow students to take classes that may not be available at their local school; additionally, children have the flexibility to learn at any time of the day. Although teachers have the flexibility to teach from home, teachers must be available for students and parents for much of the day; this includes responding to tex...

More K-12 Work from Home Opportunities for Teachers

11Feb

By Working MomNo Comments

Careers, Work From Home Careers

More K-12 Work from Home Opportunities for Teachers

At one time no one would have thought that a K-12 career could possibly lead to a work from home opportunity. Now more and more openings are appearing across the country for certified teachers to teach children online. These positions are for public and private school educators. Online public school has grown more and more over the years and there are teachers needed to teach classes in every subject area. Students are taking classes in more than the general education subjects like English, Social Studies, Math, and Science. There is also a broad range of electives that are being offered. Students are being taught foreign language in Spanish, French, Mandarin Chinese, Latin, German, and Japanese. Students are even taking music lessons in guitar online. Most of the teaching p...

11Feb

By Working MomNo Comments

Careers, Flexible Jobs

Flexible Work Options for Parents

Some mothers may not have the opportunity to work exclusively at home, but there are positions that offer flexibility that some parents are looking for while caring for their children. Nursing is one option that some mothers have selected. I have known several mothers that have been in healthcare and have worked a schedule that allows them to have the opportunity to be with the kids more. One mom began working just one 12 hour shift at night when her son was young. She later transitioned to working full-time in a hospital as her son became older and was school age. With the 12 hour shifts, you will need some to help with the kids on days that you do work. Nurses are not the only ones that have the option of working these flexible times. There are also physicians that are able to work pa...