Teacher, Preschool

  • $65,303–$130,085 Per Year

Highlights

QUALIFICATIONS: Knowledge, skills and general abilities: Comprehensive knowledge of special education principles, practices, and procedures, including developing and writing IEP's and performing appropriate teaching techniques. SUMMARY: With supervision, provides comprehensive early intervention services to visually impaired preschool aged children and their families.

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LocationMD
Salary$65,303–$130,085 Per Year

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Description

SUMMARY: With supervision, provides comprehensive early intervention services to visually impaired preschool aged children and their families.

ACCOUNTABILITIES:

Essential Functions:

  1. Service Coordination:
  • Facilitates and participates in the development, review, and evaluation of individualized family service plans.
  • Coordinates the performance of evaluation and assessments.
  • Assists families in identifying available service providers. Coordinates and monitors the delivery of services.
  • Coordinating with health and therapy services and serves as a member of an interdisciplinary team.
  1. Service Provider:
  • Conduct evaluation and assessment procedures to determine child's developmental status and continuing eligibility.
  • Participate in interdisciplinary team meetings.
  • Implement and conduct a periodic review of the I.F.S.P. for each child and child's family.
  1. Parent Education and Training:
  • Provides training and education on an individual and group basis.
  • Conducts home visits.
  1. Special Instruction:
  • Designing learning environment and activities that promote the child's acquisition of skills in a variety of developmental areas.
  • Providing families with information, skills and support related to the skill development of the child.
  • Planning materials and resources to achieve outcomes on I.F.S.P.
  • Provide instruction to the child to enhance development.

Marginal Functions:

  1. Provides in service training to staff.

  2. Speak to community groups regarding instruction program.

  3. Performs additional duties as assigned.

  4. May need to use own personal vehicle.

CONDITIONS:

Equipment Used: Augmentative communication Devices, copy machine, computer, various adaptive and orthopedic equipment and telephone.

Performance Standard: Must assure 100% commitment to the integration, coordination, and implementation of student programs, and compliance with health and safety standards.

Work Environment: Multiple indoor and outdoor environments with varying sound, lighting and temperature conditions. Maybe exposed to various conditions when providing direct care to students.

Work Schedule: 35 hours per week, Monday through Friday, with a 30-minute unpaid lunch period. This position follows a 11 month school schedule. Additional hours or flex schedule may be required.

Requirements

Requirements

QUALIFICATIONS:

Knowledge, skills and general abilities:

  • Comprehensive knowledge of special education principles, practices, and procedures, including developing and writing IEP's and performing appropriate teaching techniques.
  • Experience working with students with autism and sensory disorders strongly preferred.
  • Minimum of Bachelors in Special Education, special education certification required with the ability to work toward obtaining TVI certification.
  • General knowledge of visual impairment, including causes, manifestations and adaptations.
  • Some knowledge of medical disorders such as seizures or restrictions; adaptive technology, alternate modes of communication; and behavior management principles.
  • General knowledge of core and expanded core curriculum, program development, classroom resource management, and student/personnel scheduling.

Salary Description

$65,303 - $130,085

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