Special education preschool teacher vs early childhood special educator

Differences between special education preschool teacher and early childhood special educator duties and responsibilities

Special education preschool teacher example responsibilities.

• Work in collaboration with a team of PTs, OTs, and SLPs to achieve educational goals.
• Instruct students with disabilities, including autism, learning disabilities and early childhood delays.
• Work as the lead classroom teacher in a preschool classroom for children with autism and relate disorders.
• Communicate with supervising instructional staff and professional support personnel for the purpose of assisting in evaluating progress and/or implementing IEP objectives.
• Improve students' communication and self-help skills.
• Conduct FBA's and create BIP's as needed.
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Early childhood special educator example responsibilities.

• Target at risk and high achieving students using levele readers and DRA strategies.
• Collaborate with other Pre-K teachers to plan and team-teach with a multicultural focus.
• Develop IFSP's design to promote students' educational, physical, or social needs.
• Assist in other classrooms as needed, from infants to pre-k, to help gain knowledge of children of all ages.
• Adapted/Individualize curriculum base on individual student needs, including all need self-help skills.
• Develop IEP objectives consistent with daily instruction as provided, base on developmentally appropriate activities.
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