Communications instructor vs community support specialist

Differences between communications instructor and community support specialist duties and responsibilities

Communications instructor example responsibilities.

• Guide individuals in accomplishing their ISP objectives by demonstrating effective instruction techniques and positive reinforcement.
• Focus: the integration of philosophy, history, art and literature for gift students.
• Prepare syllabus, exams, lectures and class participation projects as a last minute replacement for an ill instructor.
• Create flexible syllabus with modules instead of due dates, allowing non-traditional students to complete modules at their own pace.
• Work one-on-one with a developmentally challenge student with autism.
• Support and implement behavioral therapy with individuals with autism, primarily focusing on social skills in school and the community environment.
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Community support specialist example responsibilities.

• Provide PSR services to clients with mental illness in order to help them achieve the highest standard of living possible.
• Review notes complete by other community support workers to assess progression towards individualize goals for patients on caseload.
• Complete CPR and first aid training.
• Participate in IEP meetings and academic action plans.
• Develop new techniques to engage teenage males with autism in focuse areas of activity.
• Provide direction to the program's register nurse and ensure compliance with OPWDD regulations.
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