Resource specialist teacher vs special education teacher for grades

Differences between resource specialist teacher and special education teacher for grades duties and responsibilities

Resource specialist teacher example responsibilities.

• Coordinate students' daily schedules with general education teachers and support providers so that their IEP goals and objectives are accomplished.
• Manage curriculum, facilitate IEP meetings and interface with school psychologists and social workers.
• Assist children on the autism spectrum academically and socially to achieve integration into a mainstream educational environment.
• Advance academic achievement by effectively teaching math and language arts skills to middle school students with learning disabilities.
• Assist teachers in delivering differentiate instruction: English and math.
• Demonstrate dedication to academic excellence by successfully teaching art and mathematics to drug rehabilitation adolescents.
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Special education teacher for grades example responsibilities.

• Lead the data team with interpreting results, including NWEA and other benchmark assessments.
• Analyze data collaboratively and independently in daily math department meetings.
• Plan and implement differentiated lessons align with math and science curriculum.
• Develop, document and facilitate IEP meetings, collaborate with support services and relate service providers.
• Used scaffolding techniques for SEI and ESOL students on a daily basis.
• Provide support to non-English speaking students in the classroom SEI and ESOL.
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