Literacy specialist vs literacy tutor

Differences between literacy specialist and literacy tutor duties and responsibilities

Literacy specialist example responsibilities.

• Assist children on the autism spectrum academically and socially to achieve integration into a mainstream educational environment.
• Coordinate family ESL classes with childcare.
• Tutor and periodically assess multiple small groups of students of varying ages and abilities in science, mathematics, and literacy.
• Used manipulatives to teach basic fundamentals in mathematics.
• Plan and organize public awareness events to promote dyslexia awareness and ascertain the needs in the community for individualize instruction.
• Provide daily intensive data-driven literacy instructional support and intervention for at-risk students.
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Literacy tutor example responsibilities.

• Focuse on vocabulary building, grammar, and pronunciation while introducing cultural knowledge.
• Provide long distance English lessons using Skype.
• Serve as shift leader for the AmeriCorps STL homeless shelter.
• Work one-on-one with student's grades k-3 to provide literacy instruction.
• Utilize Skype to practice conversational English, form, and pronunciation.
• Collaborate with IEP team to provide differentiate instruction for students with special needs.
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