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Science Standards Alignment Mapper (Contract)

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Study.com is looking for science experts to serve as Standards Alignment Mappers who will align existing Study.com lessons to match state-specific standards. This is an online, remote contract role. All work is paid work is paid hourly.
 
Project Description
 
Standards Alignment Mappers evaluate and update our lesson mappings, ensuring their relevance to the provided standards. Our ideal mapper understands the topic they're reviewing standards for and can quickly determine which of our lessons would best cover the standards.
 
As a part of our mission to impact student learning, you'll be responsible for: 
 
- Revising standards mappings to ensure the topics are covered comprehensively with already existing lessons.
- Completing mappings in a timely manner.
- Adhering to our formatting requirements.

Required Skills:

  • Education: You have a minimum of a bachelor’s degree.
  • Experience: You have experience teaching at the middle or high school level and with standards alignment
  • Skills: You will need excellent reading and comprehension skills
  • Competency: Ability to make quick decisions
  • Communication: This role requires reliable judgment, strong communication skills, and being responsive to feedback.

Additional Preferred Skills:

  • You have 1-3 years' teaching experience.
  • You have familiarity with state standards.
 
What We Offer:
  • Reliable Payments: You'll receive payments twice a month and automated invoicing for your work.
  • Remote Work: This is a fully online contracted work-from-home opportunity.
  • Flexibility: Basically, there are no requirements! Work when you want, where you want, as often as you want, with no minimums/maximums.
  • Support: Our supportive staff is available answer your questions and help you get up and running.

The Contract Process

  1. Complete the application and submit with your resume.
  2. Applications are approved and contracts sent on Wednesdays.
  3. Submit the contract within the 5-day signing window.
  4. The following Wednesday, you’ll receive onboarding instructions.

You can view a step-by-step overview of the contract process here: How to Become a Freelancer with Study.com

About Study.com

The mission of Study.com is to make education accessible, and over the last two decades we’ve become the leading online education platform, delivering a personalized learning experience across a broad continuum of education for over 30 million students, instructors, and professionals every month.

We help empower millions of learners to achieve their education and career goals. We focus on increasing access to education because we know information is the ultimate equalizer and that education is key to upward mobility.

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