About the role#
Bowling Green State University is hiring an Instructor Aide for Chemistry. This role supports undergraduate students in larger courses by acting as a learning coach. You will help increase collaborative interaction and assist with teaching tasks.
What you'll do#
- Facilitate collaboration among small groups of students and support inquiry-based learning.
- Help design and pre-test in-class demonstrations or interactive activities.
- Provide review sessions for students during or outside of class.
- Assist with classroom management and supplementary activities.
- Meet weekly with your assigned faculty member.
- Complete a one-hour tutor training session in the Learning Commons.
- Participate in four to five professional development meetings with other aides throughout the semester.
What you'll need#
- Prior completion of the course with a grade of B or better.
- A solid understanding of the course material.
- Strong speaking and writing skills.
Location & details#
- Location: Main Campus, Bowling Green, Ohio.
- Pay: $11.00 per hour.
- Work status: On-site student worker position.
- This position is not eligible for benefits.
About Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green State University is a public research institution based in Ohio. It was founded in 1910 as a teacher training school. The university now operates as a comprehensive institution with two primary campus locations. It employs approximately 5,819 people and focuses on higher education.
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