Project Assistant – WIDA (Bilingual English/Spanish)

All Remote

Knowledge: Education, linguistics, bilingualism, or related fields; qualitative and/or quantitative research methods; K–12 education; multilingual learner research; or bilingual program models; research software and tools such as NVivo, Dedoose, SPSS, R, or similar.

Skills: Bilingual English and Spanish, organizational skills, attention to detail, academic writing in English and Spanish, research (qualitative and/or quantitative data collection, analysis, interpretation)

Ability: Work independently, collaborate effectively as part of a research team, communicate effectively in both English and Spanish, manage multiple tasks, and maintain accuracy in research activities

Key Responsibilities:
Support qualitative and/or quantitative research activities, including:
Data collection, transcription, coding, and analysis
Literature reviews and synthesis of research findings
Support for survey development, interview protocols, and research instruments
Assist in the preparation of manuscripts, reports, presentations, and other dissemination materials
Participate in project meetings, document decisions, and manage project logistics

Review Spanish- and English-language materials for clarity, accuracy, and linguistic/cultural appropriateness
Provide research support in areas such as bilingual education, newcomer students, dually identified students, and/or literacy development

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