Special Educator

1. Assessment & IEP Development
   

   • Assess students’ cognitive, academic, and functional skills using standardized tools and observations.
     

   • Develop Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) tailored to each student’s needs, strengths, and goals.
     

2. Instructional Delivery
   

   • Use specialized teaching methods and adaptive materials to deliver curriculum content effectively.
     

   • Modify lessons and assignments to suit varied learning styles and ability levels.
     

3. Classroom Management
   

   • Create a supportive and structured classroom environment that encourages participation and independence.
     

   • Manage behavioral challenges using positive reinforcement and behavior management strategies.
     

4. Monitoring & Documentation
   

   • Track student progress against IEP goals and adjust strategies accordingly.
     

   • Maintain detailed records of student performance, progress reports, and communication logs.
     

5. Family & Caregiver Engagement
   

   • Collaborate with parents and caregivers to reinforce learning at home.
     

   • Conduct regular meetings to review progress, address concerns, and provide guidance.
     

6. Team Collaboration
   

   • Work with therapists (speech, occupational, physio), counselors, and general teachers to provide holistic support.
     

   • Participate in multidisciplinary meetings and school planning processes.
     

7. Training & Advocacy
   

   • Conduct sensitization and awareness sessions for teachers and peers on inclusive practices.
     

   • Stay updated with best practices in special education and contribute to staff development.
     

Requirements