Skill
Student Assessment
Education and Training
Student assessment encompasses the methods educators use to measure learning outcomes, including formative assessments (quizzes, observations) during instruction and summative assessments (tests, exams, projects) at the end of a unit or course. It informs grading, curriculum adjustments, and identification of students needing additional support. Teachers, schools, and districts use assessment data to evaluate both individual student progress and overall program effectiveness.
Open roles requiring Student Assessment (2)
Teacher (Special Education) (Special Education Teacher)
Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System
Full-time · Aliceville, AL · $57,765 – $83,131
This position teaches foundational and remedial subjects to incarcerated individuals with learning disabilities within a correctional facility, combining classroom instruction with security responsibilities. It suits educators with special education credentials and classroom experience who can work in a structured, security-focused environment.
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Teacher
Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System
Coleman, FL · $57,188 – $82,301
This corrections educator role involves teaching literacy, GED, and ESL to incarcerated individuals while contributing to institutional security and rehabilitation efforts. The position suits teachers seeking meaningful work in a secure environment with a focus on preparing students for successful community reentry.
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