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Resume Roast for Curriculum Developers

Curriculum Developer resumes need to answer three questions fast: what you built, who adopted it, and whether it worked. Developed standards-aligned curriculum is the job title with a verb attached. Reviewers want subjects and grade bands, units shipped, teachers using it, and score movement where you can claim it. Adoption is the stat that separates builders from binder-fillers.

What Gabe checks first on a Curriculum Developer resume

Count the product, like 6 units and 120 lessons for middle school science, aligned to NGSS. Volume plus standards is the baseline claim.
Show adoption, like curriculum in use by 40 teachers across 5 schools. Materials nobody adopted are a filing cabinet, not a career.
Cite effect where data exists, like benchmark scores up 11 points in adopting classrooms versus non-adopting. That comparison is your best sentence.

Worth knowing

Referred candidates are roughly 40 times more likely to reach an interview than cold applicants. (referral-to-interview research)

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