Reading specialist vs special education coordinator

Differences between reading specialist and special education coordinator duties and responsibilities

Reading specialist example responsibilities.

• Assist children on the autism spectrum academically and socially to achieve integration into a mainstream educational environment.
• Coordinate and direct the annual drama production.
• Provide direct services to the RTI students through the best guide reading practices.
• Coordinate and execute all festive cultural events for families of students in grades k-12.
• Organize school-wide educational events and activities specific to the needs of children with autism.
• Review basics of writing essays, discussion of reading selection, and development of writing skills.
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Special education coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage social media profiles through Facebook for important details and dates pertaining to HeartChase.
• Integrate technology across all content areas, making mathematics come to life!
• Assess students in reading, writing, and mathematics base on informal measures.
• Coordinate the scheduling and facilitation of CSE meetings with district staff and relate service providers.
• Leverage social media on Facebook to promote sponsor events to reach out to young adults.
• Conduct CSE and CPSE meetings on a regular basis; coordinating services for students with internal and external agencies.
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