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Monterey Institute of International Studies

Adjunct Faculty for Core Instructional Practices (LSO005)

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An English Language or Literature Professor leads courses in English language and literature, including linguistics and comparative literature. Includes both teachers primarily engaged in teaching and those who do a combination of teaching and research.

$82,717 / year median in Vermont

+4% projected growth

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Description Position Purpose:
Deliver and interact with students engaged in online asynchronous independent study "Your Classroom Practices" Essential Functions Record and post a short video introduction to each module, including your relationship to the content and describing the learning goals for the module Respond to student input on Canvas in a thoughtful, thorough and timely manner Assess student performances in a way which cultivates their knowledge, skills and dispositions related to the subject matter Availability for virtual office hours with students who want to engage with the instructor in real time Calculate a grade for the course for students on an ongoing basis, and enters the final grade for the course into Banner Requirements Doctoral degree conferred in the area they are teaching Graduate-student level proficiency (C2/Superior) in English required Experience teaching languages other than English to English-speaking learners Experience teaching online courses is preferred. Participation in Middlebury DLINQ mentoring relationship for teachers of online asynchronous courses if this is the first time teaching an online asynchronous course through Middlebury Proficiency in Canvas as a platform for delivering instruction and Banner for engaging with student records Proficiency in tools for producing and socially annotating video and audio files for responding to students
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