Lead Teacher For Instructional Technology     
The Lead Teacher for Instructional Technology is tasked with assisting teachers in implementing technology in their classrooms. Click on the link above for information and resources.
 
   
Lead Teacher For Gifted and Talented Education Anna Sugarman x68205
 The Lead Teacher’s primary goal is to train and assist elementary (grades K-5) teachers in providing a challenging instructional program for gifted youngsters. The Lead Teacher is also a resource for students and their parents.

 Responsibilities

The major responsibilities of the Lead Teacher – Gifted and Talented Education are:

  • Provide school based leadership and support for meeting the needs of gifted and talented students that is aligned and/or supports our Essential Content/Competencies in each program area.
  • Develop and deliver large group, small group, one-on-one training and/or in-class model lessons for instructional staff.
  • In-class support for teachers in meeting the unique needs of gifted and talented students. This includes providing support for Kindergarten teachers in their annual screening activities.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of non-traditional methods of meeting the needs of gifted students (e.g. Johns Hopkins Math Tutorials).
  • Assist Program Planning Teams to identify and infuse challenging instructional materials into our Essential Content/Competencies and Performance Tasks.

 
   
   
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