Academic Technology Coordinator
The Speyer Legacy School, a K-8 school for accelerated learners in Manhattan, seeks an Academic Technology Coordinator. This position requires a dynamic and experienced teacher, technologist and tinkerer with a deep understanding of educational technology and a focus on computational thinking and creative problem solving. The role requires flexibility and collaboration to advance the use of technology to support excellent teaching and learning.
Duties and Responsibilities
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Leverage technology to support best practices in pedagogy
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Collaborate as a thought-partner for teachers leading project-based work
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Encourage student agency, reflection, collaboration, and creative problem-solving
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Support interdisciplinary projects focused on design thinking strategies
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Support technology integration as a resource for teachers
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Design curriculum to enhance the existing Computational Thinking scope and sequence
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Support teachers, students, and administrators in their day-to-day technology needs
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Troubleshoot and support the software, hardware, and systems, including classroom multimedia and student and teacher devices
Requirements, Skills, and Qualifications
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Bachelor's degree required. Master's degree preferred
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Experience in educational environment, preferably in a comparable K-8 environment
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Strong interpersonal skills, teamwork and ability to collaborate with faculty, staff, students and parents
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Troubleshooting and problem solving skills
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Enthusiasm to help students and teachers use technology in meaningful ways
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Excellent oral and written communication skills
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Excellent organizational, and project management skills
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Experience coding in multiple programming languages preferred
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Experience with current technologies used in educational institutions
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Understanding of Maker Movement
Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter to employment@speyerlegacyschool.org.
The Speyer Legacy School encourages applications from a pool of candidates who contribute to the diversity of our community.