Assistant Teacher

1.
Classroom Support
-Assist the lead teacher in preparing and implementing lesson plans tailored to students' needs.
-Support students during activities, ensuring engagement and participation.
-Reinforce skills taught by the lead teacher, such as communication, motor skills, and social interaction.
-Provide one-on-one or small-group support as needed.
2.
Behavioral Management
-Help monitor and manage students' behaviors using positive reinforcement strategies.
-Implement behavior intervention plans under the guidance of the lead teacher or therapist.
-Document and report behavioral observations and incidents.
3.
Administrative Duties
-Maintain accurate records of students' progress, attendance, and activities.
-Prepare classroom materials and set up learning spaces.
-Assist with daily routines, such as arrival, departure, and transitions between activities.
4.
Personal Care Assistance
-Support students with daily living tasks, such as eating, toileting, and hygiene, as required.
-Ensure students' physical safety during activities and transitions.
-Be attentive to students' individual sensory or medical needs.
5.
Communication and Collaboration
-Communicate regularly with lead teachers, therapists, and parents regarding students' progress.
-Participate in team meetings and contribute insights on student development.
-Build positive and trusting relationships with students and their families.
6.
Professional Development
-Attend training sessions, workshops, or certifications related to special needs education.
-Stay updated on best practices in working with children with special needs.