Media aid vs special education assistant

Differences between media aid and special education assistant duties and responsibilities

Media aid example responsibilities.

• Participate in brainstorming sessions, proofread and edit marketing materials, manage magazine inventory.
• Engage reading classes in fiction and nonfiction book talks using power point presentations, book trailers and handouts.
• Assist other educators with research and technology.
• Provide instruction to students through library orientations and database presentations emphasizing research skills.
• Attend weekly team meetings and document the medical/psychological progress of all patients actively enroll in the palliative care program.
• Provide instruction to students through library orientations and database presentations emphasizing research skills.

Special education assistant example responsibilities.

• Perform responsible human support and paraprofessional work assisting classroom teacher or other professionals, achieve institution objectives.
• Implement behavioral plans design by IEP team for students with behavior disorders or other learning disabilities
• Accompany students to special classes (art, music, PE) and on field trips.
• Complete Medicaid forms on a daily basis.
• Assist special needs children with independent skills and work tasks, fill out Medicaid paperwork.
• Provide one on one attention to pre-k partner child with multiple activities while promoting language and developmental skills.
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