3 instructional aide special education jobs found

Job Description Part Time Autistic Support Aide at West End Elementary School - This is 183 day/4.5 hour position. Requirements/Duties: CPI Training, CPR, First Aid, PCA Logs, Lifting, behavioral issues, toileting/diapering, daily mobiity may include having to ride van. We will train new employees. QUALIFICATIONS: High school diploma or equivalency. Basic understanding and knowledge of computer technology and word processing. Flexibility when working with children of different ages, backgrounds, abilities, etc. Meets the Highly qualified requirement when deemed necessary. Such alternatives to the above qualifications as the board may find appropriate or acceptable. REPORTS TO: Special Education Teacher, Building Principal, Director of Special Services. JOB GOAL: To assist the special educator in meeting the needs of learning support students within a system that supports appropriate inclusion. PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:...

Job Description Wissahickon Charter School is looking for a Special Education teacher for our Awbury campus. Special Education teachers are responsible for ensuring that students progress academically and socially in the classroom, as measured by achievement on Individualized Education Program (IEP) goals. They must be committed to improving the knowledge and skills of students with disabilities and must be relentless in their efforts to address the wide range of learning styles, needs and interests of students. The ideal candidate will have special education teaching experience in an inclusive, urban school and will thrive in a collaborative work environment. Key Responsibilities Develop and implement IEP's that translate into measurable success for students for a caseload of up to 20 students Provide the legally required amount of minutes of instruction to students on caseload per their IEP's Establish and maintain a learning environment that excites, invests, and...

Job Description We have an opening for a Co-Teacher at our IB campus. This individual will provide support to high school students. An SLCS teacher is responsible for planning, instruction, activities and assessments based on the SLCS curriculum. Teachers are tasked with creating an integrated instructional program that supports an inclusion-based learning approach fostering a safe environment that respects academic and cultural diversity. Additionally, teachers are expected to work together with other teaching and support professionals in a collaborative manner to provide teaching strategies and methods that address a wide range of learning styles, individual needs, interests, abilities, and maturity levels of students. Among other things, the Co-Teacher is responsible for: Assessing students' developmental, cognitive, emotional and social needs, and learning styles; providing developmentally appropriate instruction to meet those needs Working collaboratively with...