Para professional vs substitute teachers aide

Differences between para professional and substitute teachers aide duties and responsibilities

Para professional example responsibilities.

• Train and manage kindergarten classroom and achieve significant improvements in their productivity.
• Perform responsible human support and paraprofessional work assisting classroom teacher or other professionals, achieve institution objectives.
• Develop individual educational plans (IEPs) design to promote students' educational, physical, or social development.
• Obtain CPI certification through the school district.
• Follow ABA procedure by redirecting students when behavior occurs.
• Implement learning and ABA programs as written and instruct by the BCBA.
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Substitute teachers aide example responsibilities.

• Help ESL students achieve their academic goals while they learn a new language and adapt to a new community and culture.
• Substitute teacher and aide for all ages from Pre-K to high school
• Aid classroom teachers in executing each student's IEP and evaluating students' needs and progress.
• Assist lead and assistant teachers with implementing lesson plans and IEP goals for each individual student in their classrooms.
• Work alongside teachers in a close classroom with children grades Pre-K through 6th grade with profound autism and special needs.
• Assist students requiring additional help in mathematics.
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