Dear Massachusetts DLCS teachers,
DESE is recruiting DLCS (and ELA and Science) teachers for CURATE (CUrriculum RAtings by TEachers) panels for the fall. It is a wonderful opportunity to review DLCS curricula for content, teacher resources, student engagement, equity, and other criteria. Please see below for more information.
Serve as a CURATE Panelist!
High quality instructional materials are essential to student learning. When combined with effective instruction, they can also promote racial equity. CURATE (Curriculum Ratings by Teachers) convenes panels of Massachusetts teachers to evaluate and rate instructional materials to support district and school decision-making. Panelists consider the extent to which curricula are usable for teachers, are aligned to Massachusetts standards, and support culturally responsive instruction. If you have an interest in high-quality curriculum and a passion for racial equity, then we are eager to partner with you!
For Fall 2022, CURATE panels will focus on the following subjects and grade levels:
Studies have shown that women and people of color are less likely to apply for roles unless they meet every qualification listed. We encourage anyone interested to apply. This year, preference will be given to Massachusetts teachers who consistently:
Panelists will receive a baseline stipend of $700 + $250 per curriculum that the panel reviews. Teachers of color are highly encouraged to apply. The application deadline is June 30, 2022.
Do you have questions or need more information? Email DESE-...@mass.gov
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Paula Moore, M.Ed. Digital Literacy and Computer Science Content Specialist Pronouns: she, her, hers
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