As a Consultant, Education Success at MIND, your main responsibilities will include delivering professional learning sessions in math education, providing coaching and support to teachers, and facilitating effective meetings with school and district leaders to enhance math curriculum practices. You'll play a vital role in transforming math instruction in Western Massachusetts schools.

To qualify for the Consultant, Education Success position at MIND, candidates should have at least 5 years of K-12 math teaching experience and a Bachelor’s Degree. Experience with ST Math is considered a plus. Additionally, successful candidates will have demonstrated abilities in facilitating professional learning and coaching for adult educators.

A Consultant, Education Success at MIND can support teacher professional development by delivering targeted professional learning sessions tailored to best practices in math instruction. They will provide individualized coaching to teachers, helping them refine their teaching strategies and enhance the learning experiences of their students.

Essential skills for a successful Consultant, Education Success at MIND include a strong ability to facilitate adult learning, deliver engaging professional training both virtually and in-person, and effectively model classroom practices. Additionally, being knowledgeable about effective math teaching strategies is crucial for this role.

Yes, the Consultant, Education Success position at MIND is a remote role. However, candidates must be located in Western Massachusetts and may need to travel within the state to conduct in-person training and coaching sessions.

When asked about your experience delivering professional learning, provide specific examples that showcase your ability to engage adult learners effectively, detail the types of sessions you’ve conducted, and highlight any positive feedback you've received from participants. Emphasize your adaptability to different learning environments.

Discuss your approach to assessing the needs of educators, which may include conducting surveys, informal interviews, or reviewing curriculum standards. Providing data-driven insights shows that you're focused on tailoring sessions to meet specific needs.

Share specific strategies that help maintain engagement during virtual sessions, such as interactive tools, breakout discussions, and real-time feedback mechanisms. Mention any technology platforms you prefer and how they enhance learner participation.

When discussing effective math teaching strategies, talk about approaches like differentiated instruction, use of manipulatives, and incorporating real-life applications to make math relevant. Provide examples from your teaching experience that illustrate these strategies in action.

Describe your coaching approach by emphasizing collaboration, observation, and feedback. Explain how you build trust with teachers and encourage a reflective practice that fosters their growth as math instructors.

When answering this question, detail a specific teaching challenge, the strategies you implemented to overcome it, and the outcome. Highlight your problem-solving skills and adaptability in the face of adversity.

Explain your commitment to ongoing professional development, such as attending workshops, participating in webinars, or belonging to professional organizations. Mention specific resources or networks that keep you informed about the latest trends and best practices in math education.

Share a story about a professional learning experience that was particularly successful. Discuss the planning process, the engagement techniques you used, and the positive outcomes achieved. This will illustrate your ability to create impactful learning experiences.

Discuss your approach to facilitating meetings, including preparing an agenda, establishing clear objectives, and fostering open dialogue. Emphasize your skill in utilizing data to guide discussions and help leaders make informed decisions about curriculum enhancements.

Discuss the integral role of technology in enhancing math education, such as through tools that provide interactive learning experiences, track student progress, or facilitate collaboration among educators. Provide examples of successful integration of technology in your teaching.