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The Special Education Teacher serves children assigned to them who are eligible students as defined in the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
Directs, monitors, and mentors assistant teachers, paraeducators and others who work with students who have disabilities
Develops individualized education programs (IEPs) for eligible students, setting learning goals and accommodations and setting modifications as necessary
Performs a variety of assessments and observations to determine the areas in which the student may need extra or modified educational services. Assessment areas may include academic performance, behavior, social development, or physical health
Develops an integrated plan for the education of each student based on their IEP by collaborating with classroom teachers, parents, psychologists, social workers, service providers, and other medical and school staff as appropriate
Develops and teaches lessons that provide engaging learning opportunities for small groups and individual students while meeting required specifications of IEPs
Trains team members on IEP details and SDI delivery as appropriate
Implements IEPs, provides ongoing or follow-up assessments, tracks student progress and makes modifications as necessary
Supervises delivery of specially-designed instruction (SDI) by others to whom instruction has been delegated through observations and student progress data collection and review
Collaborates with classroom and homeroom teachers to ensure each student assigned to them needs are met and plans are followed
Ensures programs comply with Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA); ensures each applicable student is provided with Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) that is properly modified for his/her individual needs
Develops, completes, and maintains documentation mandated by LEA, state, and federal guidelines, laws, and regulations
Maintains knowledge of special education teaching methods, research, and best practices through professional development and study
Implements positive reinforcement programs and acknowledges the achievements and successes of students and support the behavior programs used in the classroom
Communicates with parents/guardians of IEP students and reports student progress to them
Performs other related duties as assigned
Bachelor’s degree required
Appropriate state license or certification required
Understanding of LEA policies, laws, and guidelines related to special education including IDEA and specifically the development and implementation of IEPs
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
Verbal and written communication skills
Interpersonal skills that reflect an ability to maintain a calm and patient demeanor with all students
Competency relating to special education needs, strategies, and services
Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite, Google Suite and program-specific software (Skyward, Athlos)
Interacts positively with students, parents, staff, teachers, administration, and other school personnel. Provides encouragement and enthusiasm in daily interactions with colleagues, students and families. Adheres to the school communication policy of taking concerns or questions to the person most able to address them, according to the staff manual. Exhibits good character including honesty, assuming goodwill, positivity, diligence, and humility - quickly acknowledging errors and making appropriate amends.
Work settings are primarily in the classroom or various classrooms, and in an office setting. May be asked to work inside or outside the building to accomplish assigned tasks.
Prolonged periods standing and walking throughout school and classroom
Must be able to lift up to 45 pounds at a time
Must be able to assist students who have physical difficulties
Must be able to kneel, sit, stand, crawl, push, and pull to assist and teach children throughout the day
Prolonged periods sitting and working on computer to complete necessary paperwork
Specific vision abilities required include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, and depth perception. Accommodations can be made upon request as needed.
Specific hearing and speaking abilities that will allow for effective communication with students.
Each pay period, the Special Education Teacher will be required to certify that the hours for which they will be compensated were spent conducting allowable activities supporting special education students. If the Special Education Teacher is asked to spend time working outside of special education during any pay period, they must notify their supervisor so the TEC and payroll funding can be adjusted.
Other
$47k-78k (estimate)
12/26/2023
05/10/2024
americanprep.org
West Valley City, UT
<25
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