YOUR FIRST RESPONSE FOR COVERAGE.
SPED Instructional Aide
The instructor will assist an assigned SPED cyber-school student during normal school hours
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Services are delivered online or in person.
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F2F services are provided at an agreed-upon location between the parent/guardian and the Instructional Aide
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Multiple remote opportunities are available
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Essential Functions of this position:
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Records and reports appropriate data regarding academic, behavioral, and/or health information and services provided to students using the appropriate service log.
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Assists students to use instructional materials and equipment.
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Provides verbal and/or written feedback of observations to the parent.
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Works 1:1 with students to reinforce instructional objectives.
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Adapts activities, assignments, and/or materials as directed by the parent and teacher to allow students to complete assignments and meet goals.
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Supports students with emotional or behavioral concerns and assists in developing appropriate social skills.
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Assists in the management and shaping of student behavioral techniques and/or positive reinforcement strategies.
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Maintains a safe learning environment for students.
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Administers First Aid and/or CPR whenever needed and/or required
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Reports any change in daily physical condition to parent
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Candidates must demonstrate knowledge of:
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the growth, development, and potential educational challenges of students with disabilities.
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the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
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the types of educational disabilities and special education programs as outlined in the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
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Candidates must demonstrate the ability to:
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illustrate an understanding, patient, and receptive attitude towards students of varied age groups, temperaments, and abilities.
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behave and speak in a professional manner at all times.
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maintain a cooperative relationship with students, parents, and all personnel.
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read, write, and speak English.
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operate a computer including relevant software applications.
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maintain student confidentiality and handle information and materials with complete security.
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navigate cyber classroom website
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learn and apply behavior modification or management strategies, techniques, and reinforcement methods.
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learn and utilize instructional materials, assistive technology, and/or communication devices used by students.
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maintain accurate, complete, and correct service logs for all students.
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act calmly and appropriately in emergency situations.
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Requirements:
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60 college credits or an Associate's degree required.
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At least 1-year experience working with adolescents (i.e. employment, volunteer, internship, student teaching, etc.)
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Tuberculosis Test reflecting negative results (less than 1-year-old)
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Pennsylvania State Police Criminal History Clearance (Act 34)
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Child Abuse Clearance (Act 151)
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Federal Criminal History Clearance (Act 24)
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CPR & First Aid Certification