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PT Math Innovation Fellow

Part-time, in-person 1:1 math tutoring at a charter school in San Francisco. Diagnose needs in real time and refine your practice with a team of expert educators and researchers.

What you'll do

  • Deliver individualized 1:1 mathematics instruction in person at a charter school in San Francisco
  • Work up to about 7 hours per week
  • Diagnose student strengths and gaps in real time and adjust instruction accordingly
  • Design instruction without reliance on a fixed curriculum, applying research-based methods
  • Prepare for sessions and complete structured reflection / decision journals (student learning state, instructional choices, what was effective, planned adjustments)
  • Track student progress through ongoing diagnostic assessments and adjust based on data
  • Engage in coaching, observation, and feedback cycles
  • Contribute to a culture of excellence and shared learning across tutors

Who you are

  • Demonstrated track record of driving strong student academic growth
  • Strong understanding of instructional practices in 3rd–4th grade mathematics
  • Ability to diagnose learning needs and respond with precision and flexibility
  • Strong relational skills and ability to motivate diverse learners
  • High level of professionalism, reliability, and attention to detail
  • Able to work in person at a charter school in San Francisco

Nice to have

  • Experience with high-dosage or 1:1 tutoring models
  • Familiarity with evidence-based instructional strategies
  • Comfort operating in a high-autonomy, performance-driven environment
  • Experience using assessment data to guide instruction

Compensation & commitment

  • $120/hour, paid hourly via TriNet
  • Part-time, up to ~7 hours per week
  • In person at a charter school in San Francisco, not virtual
  • Title: PT Math Innovation Fellow

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