Illinois Teaching Resource Reviewer
More than 6 months ago
Illinois, United States
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Job Description
SubjectToClimate is seeking an Illinois Teaching Resource Reviewer to source and evaluate climate change teaching resources specific to Illinois. Responsibilities include categorizing resources, writing teaching tips, and collaborating with the Content Management team. The position allows for flexible work hours, requires approximately 10 hours per week from March to June 2025, and offers a $5,000 stipend upon project completion. Candidates must be current teachers residing in Grundy or Will County, Illinois.
Company Description
SubjectToClimate is a free platform with teacher-designed lesson plans, curated resources, and professional development opportunities to enable all K-12 educators to easily integrate climate change into what they already teach.
Job Description
At SubjectToClimate, we value a diverse, equitable, and inclusive work environment where every team member can feel a sense of belonging. As such, we strive to employ best practices in employment decisions without regard to age, race, creed, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, disability status, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, medical condition, or any other basis protected by federal, state, or local law.
Position Description
The Illinois Teaching Resource Reviewer will play a key role in sourcing and evaluating Illinois-specific teaching resources. This includes identifying new resources, categorizing them by grade level, subject, and topic, and writing teaching tips to support classroom implementation. The Resource Developer will collaborate with the Content Management team to ensure resources are accurately categorized and meet high-quality standards. Guidance and support will be provided by the Director of Resources. This is a remote position and work hours are flexible. A flat $5,000 stipend is provided for this work, which will be paid in 1 check from the Environmental Education Association of Illinois after the project is completed.
Responsibilities:
• Source and evaluate climate change teaching resources specific to Illinois, ensuring alignment with Illinois educational standards.
• Categorize resources by grade level, subject area, and topic.
• Write concise and practical teaching tips to enhance resource usability in K-12 classrooms.
• Collaborate with the Content Team to maintain accuracy and quality in resource categorization and content.
• Review resources created by others, as needed.
• Dedicate approximately 10 hours per week to the role from March to June 2025, with occasional availability for meetings.
• Attend and participate in Working Committee meetings and asynchronous tasks. More information about the Working Committee can be found here. Please note: attendance at both the Working Committee and Advisory Committee meetings is required.
Qualifications
• Current teacher
• Resident of Grundy County, Illinois
• Resident of Will County, Illinois
• Excellent writing skills and attention to detail
• Ability to work independently
• Availability to work 10 hours/week resource review work from March - June 2025
How to Apply
Please apply with your interest and you will receive an email with next steps!
Additional Information
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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