Data Collector – Classroom Observation Assistant
Dallas, TX, US
Professional (Other)
Some College Coursework Complete
Part Time, Temporary
25.00
Experienced (Non-Manager)
On-site
Business Services - Other
First Shift (Day)
Dallas, TX, US
25.00
Experienced (Non-Manager)
Part Time, Temporary
Business Services - Other
On-site
Professional (Other)
Some College Coursework Complete
First Shift (Day)
Job details
Employment Type: Part-Time / Temporary / Contract
Payrate: $25hr
Location: Dallas School District
Position Summary
The Data Collector will observe sixth-grade students as they participate in a math program and systematically collect data on student engagement, participation, instructional activities, and classroom interactions. The individual will follow established observation protocols, accurately document observations, and maintain student confidentiality. The collected data will help evaluate the implementation and effectiveness of the math program and support improvements in student learning.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct Classroom Observations: Observe sixth-grade students during scheduled math lessons and program activities without disrupting instruction.
- Collect Student Data: Record student engagement, participation, time on task, use of math strategies, and interactions with teachers and peers using provided observation forms or digital tools.
- Monitor Program Implementation: Document how math lessons and activities are delivered and whether program procedures are followed as intended.
- Maintain Accurate Records: Complete observation forms, checklists, ratings, and other data collection instruments accurately and consistently.
- Follow Observation Protocols: Apply established guidelines and definitions to ensure observations are objective, reliable, and consistent across classrooms.
- Protect Student Confidentiality: Safeguard student information and follow all school, district, and program policies regarding privacy and data security.
- Communicate Findings: Report completed observations, missing information, and any challenges to the program coordinator or research supervisor.
- Meet Deadlines: Submit observation records and data in accordance with established schedules.
- Attend Training: Participate in training sessions to learn observation procedures, data collection tools, and program expectations.
Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent required; some college coursework or a degree in education, mathematics, psychology, social sciences, or a related field preferred.
- Strong attention to detail and organizational skills.
- Ability to observe classroom activities objectively and record information accurately.
- Basic computer skills, including the ability to use spreadsheets, online forms, or data collection software.
- Ability to follow detailed instructions and maintain consistent data collection procedures.
- Strong communication and professional interpersonal skills.
- Ability to work respectfully with students, teachers, and school staff.
- Prior experience in a classroom, educational research project, or data collection role is preferred but not required.
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