Special Education - The Frostig Center Teaching Assistant at Frostig Center (OLD)
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The Teaching Assistant assists the Lead teacher in creating a supportive classroom environment by delivering concepts, supporting the students’ needs, and providing a full range of support to the assigned Teacher. Serves as support staff to the classroom teacher; implements feedback; communicates all concerns and questions directly to the Teacher. Essential Duties include: Assists Teacher in evaluating students’ academic and emotional growth, keeping records and materials, and grading assignments. Assists the substitute teacher in the absence of the Teacher. May qualify as a substitute teacher with valid substitute permit. Attends in-service training meetings, parent-teacher conferences, case conferences, school special events and workshops. Organizes and maintains the classroom files for each individual student. Supervises individual students in crisis as requested by supervisors. May be expected to instruct an elective, club or physical education. Supervises students on the lunch yard and during other transition or non-instruction periods. Maintains on-site hours from 8:00a.m. to 4:30p.m.
Qualifications/Experience:
AA or BA or pass a test as required by NCLB. Experience with school-age children in a school setting. Related college coursework preferred.
Requirements / Qualifications
AA or BA or pass a test as required by NCLB. Experience with school-age children in a school setting. Related college coursework preferred.
E-mail resume to: chris@frostig.org
Requirements / Qualifications
AA or BA or pass a test as required by NCLB. Experience with school-age children in a school setting. Related college coursework preferred.
E-mail resume to: chris@frostig.org
Comments and Other Information
The Frostig Center is a nonprofit state certified center in Pasadena, California. Dr. Marianne Frostig established the center over 50 years ago and is known for specializing in working with students who have learning disabilities, learning differences and learning difficulties. Through our training programs, consultation services, and professional publications, as well as our school and after-school programs and summer workshops, we have been able to share our expertise with people all over the world. The Center is a place where professional development is integrated into everyday practice.
The Frostig School, which serves grades 1-12, is one of three parts of the mission of the Frostig Center.
Comments and Other Information
The Frostig Center is a nonprofit state certified center in Pasadena, California. Dr. Marianne Frostig established the center over 50 years ago and is known for specializing in working with students who have learning disabilities, learning differences and learning difficulties. Through our training programs, consultation services, and professional publications, as well as our school and after-school programs and summer workshops, we have been able to share our expertise with people all over the world. The Center is a place where professional development is integrated into everyday practice.
The Frostig School, which serves grades 1-12, is one of three parts of the mission of the Frostig Center.