✨ AI Summary
The Math Special Educator is responsible for developing and implementing math IEPs and school assessments, delivering targeted math intervention sessions, and conducting pre- and post-tests to monitor student progress. The role involves data-driven analysis of progress and feedback, maintaining organized student records, and communicating findings and recommendations to parents. The educator must provide effective one-on-one support, sustain rapport with students, and ensure adherence to CARF standards, while leveraging technology tools such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Planner, OneDrive, and email to coordinate activities and reporting.
Description
Prepare Math IEPS and School Assessments.Run Math intervention sessionsAssess children through pre and post tests.Fill out case-study forms (include weaknesses and strength and clear recommended programs for child).Ability to give appropriate feedback to parents in pre and post testing meetings.Provide one-on-one intervention effectively and efficiently while maintaining rapport and connectedness with students.Data analysis: Look at parent/student/trainer feedback- trainer flow sheets/progress test results.Reach progress target of at least 2 total year gains for every child.Provide recommendations to parents on a daily basis on the communication book and invite parents to observe sessions at the center.Ensure student’s folder is kept organized and updated, by ensuring data sheets and evaluations inside the book.Abide by all CARF standardsUse of technology (Microsoft Teams, Emails, Planner, One drive, Zoom, etc..)Abide by all instructions and guidelines issued by the employer that are in the best interests of the center and its policies as dictated by the employer alone.