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Skills
American Sign Languageunmatched
Communication Skillsunmatched
Dental Insuranceunmatched
English Languageunmatched
Hearing Impairmentunmatched
Interpersonal Skillsunmatched
Language Teachingunmatched
Leadershipunmatched
Lesson Plansunmatched
Multimediaunmatched
Secondary Schoolunmatched
Training/Teachingunmatched
Vision Planunmatched
Description
High School American Sign Language Teacher
Location: Chino, California Job Type: Contract Pay: $45 to $55/hour
Why consider this opportunity?
Help students build lifelong communication skills while introducing them to American Sign Language and Deaf culture in an engaging, inclusive classroom. This long term contract offers competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, and the opportunity to work with a supportive school leader.
What's in it for you?
$45 to $55 per hour
Long term contract
Health, dental, and vision insurance available
Supportive and respected school leadership
What you'll do
Teach American Sign Language (ASL) using standards based instructional practices.
Create engaging lesson plans that develop receptive and expressive signing skills.
Assess student learning through projects, presentations, classroom activities, and formal assessments.
Foster an inclusive classroom that supports students with diverse learning styles.
Integrate technology and multimedia into daily instruction.
Differentiate instruction to meet individual student needs.
Communicate with students, parents, and school staff regarding academic progress.
Maintain attendance, grades, and student records in accordance with district policies.
Participate in department meetings, professional development, and school events.
What you'll need
Bachelor's degree in Deaf Studies, American Sign Language, Deaf Education, Education, or a related field.
Valid California Single Subject Credential in World Language, American Sign Language with English Learner Authorization.
Fluency in American Sign Language.
Knowledge of Deaf culture, history, and community.
Strong classroom management and lesson planning skills.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Commitment to creating an equitable and inclusive learning environment.