Special education teaching assistant vs teacher aide assistant

Differences between special education teaching assistant and teacher aide assistant duties and responsibilities

Special education teaching assistant example responsibilities.

• Lead small group and one-to-one lessons in science and mathematics which are tailored to individual student needs and learning styles.
• Perform responsible human support and paraprofessional work assisting classroom teacher or other professionals, achieve institution objectives.
• Experience in working with children with disabilities including autism, Down's-Syndrome, and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
• Train in CPI restraints for combative children.
• Attend all trainings and conferences including CPR infant and child certification.
• Assist in reading, language arts, mathematics, and science classrooms.
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Teacher aide assistant example responsibilities.

• Train in CPR to effectively manage emergency situations.
• Supervise students in classrooms, halls, school yards and cafeterias.
• Work as a substitute teacher and aide for students in pre-k through high school.
• Provide quality childcare services from grades starting at pre-K through 5th grade that include planning physical and cognitive activities.
• Complete IEP exercises as outlined, administer medications, put children on various equipment to encourage physical and mental health.
• Review and improve ESL student's literacy competency, and language/mathematical capability.
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