Learning Resource Specialist for Inclusive Student Success
Highlands School
Birmingham (AL)
On-site
USD 45,000 - 60,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A prestigious independent school in Birmingham seeks a Learning Resource Specialist to provide academic support and develop Individual Learning Plans for students with diverse learning needs. The ideal candidate will have strong interpersonal skills, special education experience, and knowledge of various learning differences. Responsibilities include collaborating with teachers and parents, guiding students in self-advocacy skills, and implementing research-based teaching methods to enhance learning outcomes. Join a committed team aiming for high academic success for all students.
Qualifications
Minimum of five to seven years of special education teaching experience.
Extensive knowledge of differentiation strategies for learning differences.
Strong communication skills to work with students and parents.
Responsibilities
Provide academic support for students in small groups or individual sessions.
Develop Individual Learning Plans for students.
Collaborate with grade level teams to support student progress.
Skills
Teaching certification
Orton-Gillingham Certification
Special education experience
Strong interpersonal skills
Knowledge of learning differences
Job description
A prestigious independent school in Birmingham seeks a Learning Resource Specialist to provide academic support and develop Individual Learning Plans for students with diverse learning needs. The ideal candidate will have strong interpersonal skills, special education experience, and knowledge of various learning differences. Responsibilities include collaborating with teachers and parents, guiding students in self-advocacy skills, and implementing research-based teaching methods to enhance learning outcomes. Join a committed team aiming for high academic success for all students.