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Thursday, November 7, 2013

High School Social Studies Writers Needed

Received via email. Passing it on. :)

Hi Folks,
A few weeks ago I sent out a mass email discussing a high school social studies project. The project is now in full swing and I'm now looking to hire between 2-4 freelance social studies writers to construct online lesson plans.
Duration: Now through April 2014.
Pay: $800-$1000 per chapter.
Quantity: 57 chapters total.
Details: Pickup and revise lesson plan components from old online product and print editions into new digital template. Revise/rewrite OLP elements to align with Texas standards. Write new differentiated instruction for in-class activities. Write and correlate chapter wrap-up assessments questions. Conceptualize and spec new interactive assets.
Revision rounds: 1-2 
Qualifications: Degree in history along with classroom experience preferred. Lesson plan and assessment writing experience preferred. Must have some knowledge of TEKS and ELPS. 
If you're interested please let me know. If you know someone who may be interested please don't hesitate to forward this email.

Best,
Editor's note: Contact information removed by poster request 3/23/2018







Monday, November 4, 2013

Science Content Committee Recruitment

The GED Testing Service is looking to increase the pool of qualified individuals interested in sitting on the committees that review our test items. At this time, we are looking to seat a committee which will review potential social studies test items for rigor, the accuracy of the content, and alignment to the skills the items are meant to assess.  The committee will convene via webinar for between five to seven days in the early part of 2014, likely January or February. No travel is required for this committee and committee members are compensated at the rate of $400 per day.

Our ideal candidate has at least a bachelor’s degree and substantial experience in at least one of the tested science domains (Biology, Chemistry, or Earth and Space Science), is interested in exploring the intersection of the intersection of science and the Common Literacy and Mathematics Standards, and is excited about helping shape a high profile assessment in a way that will benefit test-takers nationwide.

The new GED® Test is on track to be the first large-scale national assessment specifically tied to the Common Core State Standards. Participation in its development provides the opportunity to be part of the cutting edge of an important 21st –century movement to reform education and assessment.

Individual interested in serving on Science content review committees should submit their letters of interest and resumes as soon as possible to  bridget.olson@GEDTestingService.com