Dyslexia‑Friendly Learning Specialist: Math & Language

Napcis; Madison (WI); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

100% health insurance premiums

IRA match

90% tuition reduction for children of

Professional development

Direct primary care option

Job summary

St. Ambrose Academy in Madison, Wisconsin, seeks a Learning Services Specialist with a passion for inclusive education to support students with learning differences in Geometry and a foreign language.

The role includes co-teaching, developing dyslexia-friendly curricula, and providing multi-sensory instruction. The ideal candidate holds a Special Education degree, has experience in math and language instruction, and is a practicing Catholic prepared to take the Oath of Fidelity.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s in Special Education or related field.
• Experience teaching math and/or foreign language preferred.
• Experience with dyslexia or learning differences is a plus.
• Must be a practicing Catholic and willing to take Oath of Fidelity.

Responsibilities

• Co-teach Geometry and foreign language with classroom teachers.
• Support students with Learning Support plans through differentiated instruction.
• Develop dyslexia-friendly curriculum using Math and foreign language texts.
• Incorporate multi-sensory teaching strategies (auditory, visual, tactile, kinesthetic).
• Create instructional videos, reference charts, and modified pacing guides.
• Provide weekly one-on-one support sessions for students.
• Assess student progress through homework, quizzes, and tests.
• Communicate regularly with parents regarding progress and resources.

Skills

Multi-sensory instruction

Differentiated instruction

Co-teaching

Student assessment

Parent communication

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s in Special Education

Job description

St. Ambrose Academy in Madison, Wisconsin, seeks a Learning Services Specialist with a passion for inclusive education to support students with learning differences in Geometry and a foreign language.

The role includes co-teaching, developing dyslexia-friendly curricula, and providing multi-sensory instruction. The ideal candidate holds a Special Education degree, has experience in math and language instruction, and is a practicing Catholic prepared to take the Oath of Fidelity.