Exceptional children teacher assistant vs teacher aide assistant

Differences between exceptional children teacher assistant and teacher aide assistant duties and responsibilities

Exceptional children teacher assistant example responsibilities.

• Lead instruction resource services at the elementary level in mathematics, reading, and writing.
• Apply ABA technique to students with relate disabilites.
• Aid lead teacher with curriculum development (reading, writing, math, and sensory integration).
• Introduce students to educational programs that result in the advancement of their intellectual, math, reading and writing skills.
• Assist in establishing unique programs and initiatives for students, para-professional educators, and substitutes in both academic and occupational environments.
• Develop and provide developmentally appropriate lesson plans/activities according to NAEYC standards and guidelines.

Teacher aide assistant example responsibilities.

• Train in CPR to effectively manage emergency situations.
• Supervise students in classrooms, halls, school yards and cafeterias.
• Work as a substitute teacher and aide for students in pre-k through high school.
• Provide quality childcare services from grades starting at pre-K through 5th grade that include planning physical and cognitive activities.
• Complete IEP exercises as outlined, administer medications, put children on various equipment to encourage physical and mental health.
• Review and improve ESL student's literacy competency, and language/mathematical capability.
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