Emotional support teacher vs student teacher

Differences between emotional support teacher and student teacher duties and responsibilities

Emotional support teacher example responsibilities.

• Increase student reading and mathematics abilities by collaborating with administrators on small reading group and math group interventions.
• Provide specialized ABA therapy for children with autism including developing behavior plans and teach in a natural environment.
• Substitute teacher in math, Norwegian literature, history, and science : 1st-10th grade.
• Provide instruction of the regular education curriculum in the areas of math, English, science, and American government.
• Conduct preschool evaluations; work closely with school district faculty in determining placement of each student within kindergarten program.
• Co-Plan and co-taught project-base units of inquiry with other classroom teachers that embed authentic use of technology.

Student teacher example responsibilities.

• Manage RTI reading groups using both basal materials and literature-base novel units.
• Lead debates with advance students on topics including globalization, economics, and political history.
• Develop lessons that integrate technology into mathematics and language arts for various grade-levels.
• Enhance student engagement for learning math and science through maintaining collaborative learning classroom environment.
• Used responsive classroom strategies for Pre-K and first grade.
• Attend workshops on how to access and create IEPS and bill for services.
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