Instructional coordination aims to improve instructional quality in the classroom. Through a combination of curriculum design, instructor evaluation and training, and course materials selection, instructional coordination ensures that learning experiences are as appropriate and effective as possible.
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Key Traits: Analytical abilities, presentation skills, writing skills.
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Education Required: Master’s degree in education; teaching experience. Some schools may also require state licensure.
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Where Instructional Coordination Is Needed: Elementary and secondary schools, colleges, community colleges, military academies, vocational training institutions, corporations or other organizations that train workers on-site.
Projected Growth Through 2018**:
31,100 new jobs, or 23% growth rate nation-widei