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Teaching Assistant EDEE 273 - 001, 002, 003 (PIF), 004 DISE W25

McGill University

Oct 26, 2024

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Internship
Full-time
Off-cycle Internship
Research & Development
Education & Teaching
Montréal

Requirements

Master’s degree or PhD related to science education
One TA must be Bilingual (French and English)
Experience teaching science with elementary-aged children.
Expert knowledge of course content: elementary science pedagogy, model-based inquiry, high-leverage practices of teaching, science content knowledge. Knowledge of the Quebec Education Program (QEP), specifically in relation to elementary science competencies and progressions of learning.
Familiarity with the professional competencies specified by the Ministère de l’Éducation.
Commitment to working with a team of committed and engaged instructors.
The following criteria are assets: Experience teaching science in the Quebec elementary school system Previous successful experience teaching similar course(s) to pre-service teachers Curriculum design and development
Knowledge of French may be required
Available to attend class session and course coordination meetings.
DISE and McGill students will have priority

Responsibilities

Marking and Grading
Preparing Course Materials
Assisting Students' learning
Leading discussions.
Project Supervision
Provide feedback to students on presentations and/or course work.
Attending classes (Thrs(001), Tues(002) Wed(003), Fri(004): 08:35 AM-11:25 AM for all sections)

FAQs

What are the available positions for this job?

There are two Teaching Assistant positions available for the course EDEE 273 - Elementary School Science 2.

What is the estimated number of hours per term for each Teaching Assistant?

Each Teaching Assistant is estimated to work 70 hours per term.

When is the course for which the Teaching Assistants are hired?

The course dates are from January 6, 2025, to April 11, 2025.

What is the application deadline for this position?

The application deadline is November 8, 2024, at 11:59 PM.

Is bilingualism required for the position?

Yes, one of the Teaching Assistants must be bilingual in French and English.

What are the qualifications necessary to apply for the Teaching Assistant position?

Candidates should hold a Master’s degree or PhD related to science education, have experience teaching science to elementary-aged children, and possess in-depth knowledge of elementary science pedagogy.

Are there any specific assets that are preferred for this position?

Yes, preferred assets include experience teaching science in the Quebec elementary school system, prior teaching of similar courses to pre-service teachers, and skills in curriculum design and development.

What is the hourly salary for this Teaching Assistant position?

The hourly salary for the position is $36.25.

Who will have priority in hiring for this position?

DISE and McGill students will have priority for this Teaching Assistant position.

Will the Teaching Assistants be required to attend classes?

Yes, the Teaching Assistants are required to attend class sessions and course coordination meetings.

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