[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"job-math-interventionist-jobs":3},{"Slug":4,"job_category":5,"Meta":6,"Header":9,"Ques":124},"math interventionist jobs","K-12 Education & Learning Science",{"title":7,"description":8},"math interventionist jobs | 2026 Remote jobs","math interventionist jobs on Rex.zone—remote, full-time, and contract roles. Explore RTI\u002FMTSS, progress monitoring, and LLM training data opportunities.",{"title":10,"desc":11,"content":12},"math interventionist jobs at Rex.zone","math interventionist jobs connect expert educators with students who need targeted, evidence-based math support within RTI\u002FMTSS frameworks. On Rex.zone, school districts, online learning providers, AI labs, and education technology startups hire math interventionists to deliver small-group instruction, analyze progress monitoring data, and co-design intervention plans that close skill gaps. These roles often intersect with AI\u002FML training workflows: evaluating solution steps, labeling math misconceptions, performing QA on auto-graded items, and contributing to LLM training pipelines. If you’re searching for math interventionist jobs that are remote, contract, full-time, or entry-level through senior, Rex.zone centralizes high-quality opportunities and streamlines applications.",[13,22,36,47,58,67,78,87,96,106,115],{"h2":14,"desc":15,"bullets":16},"About the Role","A math interventionist is a specialist who provides Tier 2 and Tier 3 math supports aligned to district standards and individualized student needs. In practice, that means diagnosing skill gaps (number sense, fluency, fractions, pre-algebra, algebra, geometry), designing intervention pathways, and tracking growth through curriculum-based measurement and formative assessments. On Rex.zone, math interventionist jobs range from K–5 foundational numeracy to middle school algebra readiness and high school credit recovery. Roles may be school-based or fully online, with responsibilities that include push-in\u002Fpull-out models, co-teaching during intervention blocks, and collaboration with special education, ELL, and general education teams. Many employers also integrate technology-forward workflows—adaptive learning, data dashboards, and AI-enabled tutoring—so interventionists influence both instruction and product quality.",[17,18,19,20,21],"Deliver small-group and one-on-one instruction that is data-driven and standards-aligned","Use RTI\u002FMTSS frameworks to design Tier 2\u002FTier 3 intervention cycles and exit criteria","Coordinate with teachers, instructional coaches, and families to sustain growth","Apply progress monitoring to adjust dosage, materials, and strategies","Document outcomes for IEP\u002F504 alignment, Title I reporting, and school improvement plans",{"h2":23,"desc":24,"bullets":25},"Key Responsibilities","Across Rex.zone postings, math interventionist jobs emphasize consistent, research-backed routines that improve outcomes for diverse learners. Expect to leverage universal screeners and diagnostics, maintain intervention fidelity, and ensure clear communication with stakeholders. In AI-augmented environments, you may also validate auto-generated hints, classify error patterns, or evaluate problem difficulty to enhance student-facing systems.",[26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35],"Administer diagnostics (e.g., NWEA MAP Growth, i-Ready, FastBridge, AIMSweb) and interpret data","Plan and deliver Tier 2\u002FTier 3 lessons (evidence-based programs such as Number Worlds, Do The Math, ST Math, DreamBox)","Implement curriculum-based measurement (CBM) and progress monitoring schedules","Differentiate instruction for IEP\u002F504 goals, multilingual learners, and accelerated learners","Create and refine intervention materials, manipulatives, and practice sets","Maintain detailed records of dosage, mastery, and growth trends; report to teams and families","Collaborate in data meetings, PLCs, and MTSS problem-solving teams","Contribute to AI\u002FML workflows: label math misconceptions, evaluate solution steps, perform prompt evaluation, and QA model-generated feedback","Ensure content safety and academic integrity in online sessions and LMS environments","Use LMS and communication tools (Google Classroom, Canvas, Schoology, Zoom) for online or hybrid delivery",{"h2":37,"desc":38,"bullets":39},"Required Skills & Qualifications","Hiring managers on Rex.zone seek educators who blend pedagogy, content mastery, and data literacy. While specific credentials vary by employer and region, the following foundation is common across math interventionist jobs:",[40,41,42,43,44,45,46],"Bachelor’s degree in education, mathematics, special education, or related field","Demonstrated mastery of K–12 math content and mathematical practices","Strong command of RTI\u002FMTSS frameworks, with experience running Tier 2\u002FTier 3 cycles","Proficiency with progress monitoring, formative assessment, and data-driven decision-making","Experience supporting IEP\u002F504 plans and collaborating with special education teams","Clear, empathetic communication with students, families, and colleagues","Comfort with EdTech tools, remote instruction platforms, and digital assessment systems",{"h2":48,"desc":49,"bullets":50},"Preferred Experience","Competitive candidates highlight specialized training and evidence of impact, especially when roles blend instruction with technology or research. For AI-enabled organizations, the ability to adjudicate solution correctness and explain reasoning in a structured way is particularly valued.",[51,52,53,54,55,56,57],"Current teaching license or certification; math endorsement a plus","Success increasing growth percentiles in intervention cohorts across grade bands","Experience with dyscalculia supports and intensity adjustments for persistent gaps","Familiarity with common math intervention curricula and manipulatives","Bilingual or multilingual communication skills (Spanish, Mandarin, etc.)","Exposure to data labeling, QA evaluation, or rubric-based scoring of student work","Comfort with LaTeX or equation editors; basic Python or spreadsheet automation a plus",{"h2":59,"desc":60,"bullets":61},"AI\u002FML Collaboration in Education","Some math interventionist jobs on Rex.zone intersect directly with LLM training pipelines and AI tutoring quality. Your pedagogical judgment helps transform raw model outputs into safe, accurate, age-appropriate learning experiences. By translating classroom expertise into structured annotations, you improve the reliability of assistive technology used by schools and tutoring platforms.",[62,63,64,65,66],"RLHF tasks: compare and rank AI explanations, annotate step-wise reasoning, and provide reward-signal feedback","Prompt evaluation: test prompts for clarity, bias, age-appropriateness, and alignment with math practices","Data labeling: tag misconceptions, difficulty levels, item types (multiple-choice, free response), and standards mapping","QA evaluation: verify correctness, detect hallucinations, and ensure content safety in student-facing hints and solutions","Named entity recognition for word problems; light computer vision annotation for handwritten math (OCR readiness)",{"h2":68,"desc":69,"bullets":70},"Work Arrangements & Search Modifiers","Rex.zone aggregates math interventionist jobs across hiring types and seniority levels. Filter roles by what matters most—location, schedule, benefits, and the degree of involvement with AI-driven tools or curriculum innovation.",[71,72,73,74,75,76,77],"Remote, hybrid, or on-site placements","Full-time, part-time, contract, and freelance engagements","Entry-level, mid-level, senior, and lead interventionist tracks","School-year, summer, and after-school schedules","Short-term pilots, semester placements, and multi-year roles","NLP, LLM training, content safety, and QA-focused education projects","Employer types: AI labs, tech startups, BPOs\u002Fannotation vendors, school districts, charter networks, tutoring providers",{"h2":79,"desc":80,"bullets":81},"Compensation & Benefits","Compensation varies by region, certification, and scope (instruction-only vs. instruction + AI\u002FML evaluation). Many postings list hourly rates for contract roles and annual salaries for full-time employment. Benefits may include healthcare, retirement plans, stipends for professional development, and access to premium EdTech tools.",[82,83,84,85,86],"Typical U.S. annual ranges: USD $55,000–$85,000 for full-time school-year roles","Typical U.S. hourly ranges: USD $28–$55 for contract or part-time remote roles","Differentials for hard-to-staff regions, bilingual skills, or leadership responsibilities","Project-based bonuses for AI\u002FML evaluation, content development, or QA deliverables","Professional learning communities and funded training on evidence-based interventions",{"h2":88,"desc":89,"bullets":90},"Tools & Tech Stack","You’ll work with a mix of instructional and analytics tools. For roles that blend teaching with AI collaboration, you may also use secure platforms to review and score model outputs, annotate data, and provide structured feedback that drives model performance improvement.",[91,92,93,94,95],"Assessment and progress monitoring: MAP Growth, i-Ready, FastBridge, AIMSweb, STAR","Intervention programs: Number Worlds, Do The Math, ST Math, DreamBox, Zearn","LMS and communication: Google Classroom, Canvas, Schoology, Zoom, Meet","Data tools: spreadsheets, dashboards, SIS exports; basic scripting optional","Annotation tools (as applicable): Labelbox, Scale, SuperAnnotate, custom Rex.zone review flows",{"h2":97,"desc":98,"bullets":99},"Domains & Employer Types on Rex.zone","Candidates use Rex.zone to discover math interventionist jobs across traditional and emerging education domains. Your expertise may be placed in classrooms, virtual academies, or research\u002Fproduct teams where pedagogy and data science overlap.",[100,101,102,103,104,105],"K–12 school districts and charter networks","Online tutoring and virtual academies","AI labs focused on math reasoning and tutoring","EdTech startups building adaptive learning products","BPOs and annotation vendors running QA and data labeling","Research institutes studying intervention efficacy and learning analytics",{"h2":107,"desc":108,"bullets":109},"How We Evaluate Candidates","Rex.zone employers assess instructional impact, data literacy, and communication. Some roles include short-form AI evaluation tasks to verify rubric alignment and reasoning clarity. Transparency and student-first thinking are prioritized in all hiring flows.",[110,111,112,113,114],"Resume and portfolio review with emphasis on measurable outcomes","Diagnostic analysis: interpret sample data and propose an intervention plan","Mock lesson or small-group facilitation with progress monitoring","Scenario-based reflections for IEP\u002F504 alignment and family communication","Optional micro-annotation or QA task for AI\u002FML-aligned postings",{"h2":116,"desc":117,"bullets":118},"How to Apply on Rex.zone","Create a Rex.zone profile highlighting grade bands, curricula, assessment tools, and measurable impact. Indicate your interest in AI collaboration if you enjoy bridging instruction and technology. New math interventionist jobs are posted weekly, and our matching engine surfaces roles aligned to your skills and preferences.",[119,120,121,122,123],"Sign up on Rex.zone and complete your educator profile","Upload certifications, sample data reports, and a brief intervention portfolio","Set job modifiers: remote, contract, freelance, full-time, entry-level, senior","Opt in to AI\u002FML evaluation projects if desired (RLHF, prompt evaluation, QA)","Apply in one click and track interview steps within your dashboard",{"title":125,"content":126},"Frequently Asked Questions",[127,130,133,136,139,142,145,148],{"Q":128,"A":129},"What is a math interventionist, and how is it different from a general math teacher?","A math interventionist specializes in Tier 2\u002FTier 3 supports within RTI\u002FMTSS, providing targeted small-group or one-on-one instruction based on diagnostics and progress monitoring. The focus is on closing specific skill gaps, not teaching the full core sequence.",{"Q":131,"A":132},"Are math interventionist jobs on Rex.zone available as remote or hybrid roles?","Yes. Many employers hire remote or hybrid interventionists for online small-group instruction, data analysis, and AI\u002FML quality tasks. On-site roles remain common for in-person schools.",{"Q":134,"A":135},"What certifications do I need?","Requirements vary. A teaching license with a math endorsement is preferred for school-based roles. Contract and freelance roles may accept equivalent experience, demonstrated impact, and strong references.",{"Q":137,"A":138},"How do these roles intersect with AI\u002FML work?","Some postings include data labeling, QA evaluation, and prompt evaluation for math tutoring systems. You may annotate solution steps, classify misconceptions, and provide RLHF feedback to improve LLM training pipelines.",{"Q":140,"A":141},"Which grade levels are most in demand?","K–5 numeracy, grades 6–8 algebra readiness, and Algebra I intervention are consistently high-demand. High school credit recovery and SAT\u002FACT math prep also appear regularly.",{"Q":143,"A":144},"What are typical pay ranges?","In the U.S., full-time roles often range from $55k–$85k annually; contract roles typically pay $28–$55 per hour. Rates vary by region, experience, and scope (instruction-only vs. instruction + AI evaluation).",{"Q":146,"A":147},"How can I stand out when applying?","Show growth data, describe your progress monitoring routines, and share artifacts (lesson plans, exit tickets, dashboards). If applying to AI-linked roles, include sample annotations or rubric-driven evaluations.",{"Q":149,"A":150},"Is entry-level hiring available?","Yes. Entry-level math interventionist jobs often include mentoring and PD. Senior roles may lead MTSS implementation, coach peers, and partner with product or research teams on Rex.zone."]