Teacher- Child Development Lab

Position Overview

The Early Childhood Development Practitioner position entails the comprehensive care and instruction of preschool-aged children on a university-wide research campus. Practitioners are integral to supporting research projects and addressing specialized developmental needs, ensuring the physical, emotional, and social well-being of children. Core responsibilities include developing and implementing age-appropriate curricula, collecting and maintaining research data, performing essential educational tasks, and effectively communicating developmental progress and concerns with parents and professionals.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide direct instruction to a group of 16 to 18 two-five year old children utilizing the approved curriculum and materials in the laboratory
• Maintain a healthy and safe environment for all of the children at the Laboratory
• Pursue professional development opportunities
• Convey information effectively in written/electronic form to parents and caregivers
• Carry out varied instructional plans tailored to the developmental needs of assigned age groups using Creative Curriculum as a foundation
• Maintain classroom inventory