Role OverviewThis position provides support to students with disabilities, their general education teachers, and ESE teachers to promote inclusion of students with disabilities in the general education curriculum. The role involves working with general educators, parents, and ESE teachers in a co-teaching setting, and communicating with school staff to carry out cooperative consultation. The position requires knowledge of regular and modified curriculum, assessments, and classroom accommodations and modifications. Technology skills are also required.
What You Will Do
The main day-to-day responsibilities include working with students with disabilities, their general education teachers, and ESE teachers to promote inclusion in the general education curriculum. The position involves providing support and accommodations to students with disabilities, and communicating with school staff to carry out cooperative consultation.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The ideal candidate will have knowledge of regular and modified curriculum, assessments, and classroom accommodations and modifications. They will also have the ability to work well with general educators, parents, and ESE teachers, and team up with regular and ESE teachers in a co-teaching setting. The position requires strong communication and technology skills.
Requirements
- Earned bachelor's degree from an accredited institution
- Certified by the State of Florida in any area of Exception Student Education
- Knowledge of regular curriculum, modified curriculum, assessments, and classroom accommodations and modifications
- Ability to work well with general educators, parents, and ESE teachers
- Ability to communicate with school staff
- Knowledge of varying teaching methodologies
- Technology skills
Benefits
- New hire teacher salary information
- Classroom monitor hourly rate information
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