Special Education Teachers

 

School Name: Perspectives Charter Schools
Brief Description: Do you remember why you became a teacher? To make a difference, to change lives, or because it was your passion. If so Perspectives may be the place for you.
Website: www.perspectivescs.org


Full Description:

  • Ensure student IEP accommodations are adhere to
  • Provide an academically rigorous curriculum that aligns with both Perspectives' standards and the Illinois Teaching Standards
  • Plans, develops, writes and implements curriculum and educational programs in accordance with educational/treatment goals and students' abilities
  • Interact and participate in consultations with teachers, specialist and other professionals, as appropriate, to plan and prepare Individualized Educational Programs (IEP) in accordance with goals
  • Facilitate comprehensive program planning and team teaching
  • Guide and offer independent scientific practices and research activities to foster scientific thinking, applications and ethics
  • Offer alternative, performance, force-choice and creative assessments and activities
  • Maintain accurate student grades, records and/or portfolios
  • Provide input and support grade level, subject matter and instructional leader led meetings
  • Model and teach The Perspectives Way
  • Teach and/or facilitate the A Disciplined Life curriculum
  • Implement and monitor both the school uniform and discipline codes
  • Cultivate and support parent and family involvement in school curriculum and school life
  • Participate and lead professional development programs
  • Participate in CORE and CAMP each summer
  • Duties as assigned in support of A Disciplined Life

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with certification in Special Education
  • Knowledge and experience with current special education theories and practices in the transfer of knowledge to students with ranges of disabilities
  • Proven aptitude for incorporating multidisciplinary psychosocial needs and issues into the development of individual educational goals and plans
  • Ability to develop and foster successful teacher/student relationships
  • Ability to work collaboratively with teams and nurture collegial relationships
  • Proven organizational skills
  • Proven ability to work well with diverse constituents
  • Proven ability to verbally communicate ideas effectively
  • Proven ability to exercise initiative and discretion in the performance of position responsibilities