Special Ed Teacher (Mild/Moderate) — Impact & Inclusion

Mid-Del Schools; Midwest City (OK); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Mid-Del Schools in Midwest City, OK seeks a dedicated Special Education Teacher to provide instruction to students with disabilities in a Special Education or General Education setting. The candidate should understand a wide range of disabilities and implement IEP services with individualized and small group instruction.

The role emphasizes behavior modification strategies, collaboration with General Education teachers, maintaining compliance with IDEA, and communicating with parents through IEP

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Education with a Special Education focus is required.
• Special Education teaching certificate; Mild/Moderate or Severe/Profound credentials preferred.
• Proven ability to implement IEP services and adapt instruction to individual needs.

Responsibilities

• Develops lesson plans and instructional materials for individualized and small group instruction as per IEP services.
• Establishes and maintains behavior standards to create a functional learning atmosphere in the classroom.
• Evaluates pupil progress and prepares progress reports per IEP and District requirements.
• Communicates with parents through IEP conferences and other means to discuss pupil progress.

Skills

Special Education

Behavior Modification

IEP Knowledge

Communication with Parents

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Education (Special Education)

Special Education teaching certificate (Mild/Moderate or Severe/Profound)

Job description

Mid-Del Schools in Midwest City, OK seeks a dedicated Special Education Teacher to provide instruction to students with disabilities in a Special Education or General Education setting. The candidate should understand a wide range of disabilities and implement IEP services with individualized and small group instruction.

The role emphasizes behavior modification strategies, collaboration with General Education teachers, maintaining compliance with IDEA, and communicating with parents through IEP