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Job summary
Pitt County Schools in Georgia is seeking an Extended Content Standards Exceptional Children's (ECS-EC) Teacher. This role focuses on delivering individualized instruction aligned with educational standards for students with significant cognitive disabilities. Responsibilities include implementing multi-modal teaching strategies, mentoring assistant teachers, and developing Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in Education and experience with special needs students. The position aims to foster positive relationships and support student learning effectively.
Qualifications
Experience in working with students with significant cognitive disabilities.
Ability to design and implement individualized instruction.
Strong understanding of North Carolina Extended Content Standards.
Responsibilities
Deliver multi-modal instruction to address diverse student needs.
Mentor assistant teachers and improve classroom effectiveness.
Develop and monitor Individualized Education Programs (IEPs).
Partner with multidisciplinary teams to provide student support.
Skills
Instructional strategy implementation
Differentiated instruction
Data collection and assessment
Special education compliance
Positive family communication
Classroom management
Education
Bachelor's degree in Education or related field
Job description
Pitt County Schools in Georgia is seeking an Extended Content Standards Exceptional Children's (ECS-EC) Teacher. This role focuses on delivering individualized instruction aligned with educational standards for students with significant cognitive disabilities. Responsibilities include implementing multi-modal teaching strategies, mentoring assistant teachers, and developing Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in Education and experience with special needs students. The position aims to foster positive relationships and support student learning effectively.