Literacy Facilitator Job Description

A literary facilitator takes on the responsibility of making sure a school's curriculum is the best possible plan to help students succeed. He or she does this by working with staff to change and improve the school's academic plan of action.

Definition

A literacy facilitator works for a school or a school district. The job is to promote student achievement by working with teachers, administrators and students; suggesting new teaching methods and keeping accurate records.

Consulting

A literacy facilitator consults with teachers to help improve curriculum. The facilitator provides suggestions and feedback on current teaching methods and collaborates with teachers to provide new organization and assessment methods.

Planning

After working with teachers, it is the literacy facilitator's job to create a comprehensive academic plan for school staff members. The facilitator should monitor staff to help implement the plan, and constantly make revisions as needed.

Leadership

The facilitator often works with the principal and other school administrators to provide staff members with leadership and encouragement. The facilitator may hold special meetings or teaching demonstrations to remind teachers of their plans and goals.

Requirements

A literacy facilitator should have a bachelor's degree and teaching certification, extensive teaching experience, and a background of innovative and functional curriculum design.

References

• Guilford County Schools Job Description
• Thejobnetwork.com