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Secondary Science or Maths Content Authors

Secondary Science or Maths Content Authors

Learning by Questions Limited

Blackburn, Lancashire

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Salary:
£26,716 - £33,824
Job type:
Full Time, Fixed Term
Apply by:
7 June 2018

Job overview

Are you 

  • passionate about improving outcomes for children and allowing teachers to become more effective leaders of learning in school?
  • an experienced Key Stage 3/4 Science or Maths teacher with an outstanding knowledge of the secondary curriculum who has an interest in new and innovative ways of teaching and learning?
  • able to work on a full-time (fixed term) basis at our Blackburn offices?

If so, apply to become a Secondary Content Author at Learning By Questions and join us on our journey.

Our Mission

Learning By Questions has developed an on-line learning platform based on a pedagogy of timely feedback and intervention. Using a wide range of classroom devices, students are able to work through question sets at their own pace. When students answer correctly, they are moved forwards to more challenging questions. Wrong answers are followed by immediate feedback formulated to develop understanding and guide learning. Teachers have immediate insight into where they need to intervene. This means that feedback and intervention happen in the moment when the impact on learning and progress is greatest. 

What we need

We are currently developing a bank of question sets which are being tested and evaluated by primary and secondary teachers as part of a joint feedback project with the Institute of Effective Education at York University. Although this project is specifically looking at Maths, we are now extending our question sets to include other subjects, including Science.

We need teachers who are able to create content, write appropriate feedback and identify common misconceptions. We are looking for people who:

  • have recent experience at Key Stage 3/4
  • possess an in-depth knowledge of the secondary UK curriculum
  • have experience of putting AfL theories into practice
  • have a thorough and keen eye for detail 
  • are able to write to a professional standard (following a style guide)
  • are able to demonstrate an excellent command of English grammar
  • are comfortable using an online platform to author questions
  • have experience using technology in the classroom - IWB, tablets, etc
  • have good time management and organisational skills
  • are able to work collaboratively with other teachers with both primary and secondary backgrounds
  • have good communication skills and are able to highlight issues or offer advice unprompted
  • are able to demonstrate initiative and offer ideas while working within broad guidelines.

Experience in designing and writing questions would be desirable.

Your application should demonstrate how you meet the above criteria.

Benefits

Learning By Questions offers a relaxed, supportive working environment with flexible working hours.  We offer 26 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays and a range of benefits on successful completion of a probationary period. 

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About Learning by Questions Limited

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+44 1254 688060

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Who we are

Learning by Questions Ltd is a development company financed and owned by the Bowland Charitable Trust (BCT), the charity set up by the founder of Promethean, Tony Cann, CBE.

BCT has backed and financed the Institute for Effective Education at York University, is a major sponsor of Research Schools together with the Education Endowment Fund, and has supported the founding of a secondary academy, as well as many other education projects in the UK, USA, India and the Philippines.

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