Math Masters Advisor – Triton Elementary School
Overview
The Math Masters Advisor supports Triton Elementary students by helping them develop mathematical problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and teamwork through the Math Masters program. This position provides students with an opportunity to strengthen their math abilities in a positive, engaging, and competitive environment while preparing them for Math Masters competitions during the winter season.
Key Responsibilities
Student Development & Instruction
- Plan and lead Math Masters practices focused on problem-solving, mathematical reasoning, and critical thinking
- Help students develop confidence and enthusiasm for mathematics
- Teach strategies for solving challenging math problems individually and as a team
- Encourage teamwork, perseverance, and positive competition
Competition Preparation & Supervision
- Prepare students for Math Masters competitions throughout the season
- Organize practice materials and competition preparation activities
- Supervise students during practices, competitions, and team activities
- Promote sportsmanship, teamwork, and respectful competition
Program Support
- Coordinate practice schedules and communicate program expectations with students and families
- Organize and distribute Math Masters materials and resources
- Assist with student registration and competition logistics
- Support the overall goals of the Triton Elementary School
Student Engagement & Safety
- Create a welcoming, inclusive, and positive learning environment
- Encourage student participation and academic growth
- Promote responsibility, leadership, and collaboration among students
- Follow school and district guidelines and safety procedures
Communication & Collaboration
- Work collaboratively with elementary teachers, school administration, and families
- Communicate practice schedules, competition information, and program updates
- Represent Triton Elementary in a positive and professional manner
Qualifications
- Experience working with elementary-aged students preferred
- Strong understanding of elementary mathematics and problem-solving strategies
- Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills
- Previous teaching, tutoring, or academic coaching experience preferred
- Ability to create a positive and engaging learning environment
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Compensation