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special needs teacher
- Worked with autistic learners, physically impaired, those with down syndrome and those with learning disabilities.
- Managed learners’ behavior through positive and negative reinforcement and also by being firm but friendly.
- Preparing professional documents like IEPS, schemes of work, lesson plans, progress record and record of work covered.
- setting assessments i.e, formative and summative assessments.
- Teaching using technology to address diverse needs of the learners.
- Preparing learning and teaching resources.
- Ensuring learners’ safety and security.
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special needs teacher
- Worked with clients with mental and physical disabilities to gain self confidence, establish routine useful to gain an independent lifestyle, and gain and strengthen professional skills useful for the workplace.
- Helped students find and maintain jobs after college.
- Worked with families of clients with disabilities to understand how they can help to establish independent life for the client.
- Participating in co-curricular activities such as sports and clubs.
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special needs teacher
- Liaising with other professionals such as social workers, Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists.
- Working closely with parents.
- Organizing learning outside the classroom in activities such as school outings or sponsoring events.
- Behavior management. Assessing children who have long or short-term learning difficulties.
- Work with colleagues to identify individual pupil’s special need.
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