What You’ll Love To Do

• Design engaging, practical professional learning experiences specifically for art educators.
• Translate client goals and instructional challenges into clear, actionable workshop content.
• Bring authentic art classroom and studio experience into workshop design, ensuring content reflects the realities educators and students experience every day.
• Develop strategies that help art teachers strengthen student engagement, artistic skill development, creative thinking, and student voice.
• Create opportunities for educators to apply, practice, reflect, collaborate, and leave with strategies they can use immediately.
• Incorporate research, best practices, and relevant visual arts standards into workshop content.
• Design examples, scenarios, activities, and resources that are authentic to art education across different grade levels, courses, and artistic mediums.
• Explore meaningful connections between traditional artistic practice and digital tools, emerging technologies, and evolving creative fields when relevant to client needs.
• Consider how art educators can differentiate instruction and create inclusive creative environments while maintaining high expectations for all students.
• Collaborate with EdConnective team members and facilitators to refine workshop materials based on feedback and client needs.
• Create facilitator-ready materials that allow another educator to confidently deliver the professional learning experience.
• Approach development with creativity, curiosity, attention to detail, and a deep understanding of how adults learn.

What You Bring

• 5+ years of experience in K–12 art education, visual arts instruction, art curriculum development, instructional leadership, or a combination of these contexts.
• Strong knowledge of high-quality art instruction, including artistic skill development, creative process, critique and feedback, differentiation, assessment, and student engagement.
• Experience designing curriculum, professional learning, instructional resources, or workshops for educators.
• A strong understanding of the realities and challenges art educators encounter across different grade levels, courses, and instructional settings.
• Familiarity with a range of artistic practices, mediums, and approaches to supporting student creativity and artistic expression.
• Ability to translate research and instructional best practices into practical, educator-friendly resources and learning experiences.
• Strong written communication and instructional design skills.
• Experience with adult learning and an understanding of what makes professional development meaningful, interactive, and actionable.
• Tech-savviness and comfort working with Google tools, presentation materials, digital collaboration platforms, and relevant creative technologies.
• A growth mindset and openness to feedback and revision.
• A self-starter attitude, reliability, timeliness, and professionalism.

Notice of Phishing Scams

Please note: All official communication regarding this position will come only from email addresses at edconnective.com, edconnective.io, or through our JazzHR platform. Any other domains (such as careers-edconnective.com) or contacts are not affiliated with EdConnective and are likely fraudulent.

Originally posted on Himalayas