Travel Special Education Teacher (Sped Teacher) - $2,082 per week in New Bedford, MA

Job Title: Special Education Teacher Profession: Education Specialty: Special Education Duration: Not specified Shift: Day Hours per Shift: 7 Experience: Experience working with students with disabilities preferred; Experience in urban or diverse school settings is a plus License: Valid teaching license in Special Education Certifications: SEI Endorsement Must-Have: Bachelor’s degree in Special Education or related field (Master’s preferred) Valid teaching license in Special Education (appropriate grade level and severity) SEI Endorsement (required) Description: The Special Education Teacher provides individualized instruction and support to students with disabilities in accordance with their Individualized Education Programs. The role focuses on helping students access the general education curriculum. It aids in developing academic and life skills. The aim is to achieve educational goals in the least restrictive environment. Key Responsibilities: Deliver specialized instruction tailored to students’ learning needs and abilities. Adapt curriculum, teaching methods, and materials to support diverse learners. Provide small-group and individualized instruction. Support students in developing academic, social, behavioral, and life skills. Develop, implement, and monitor Individualized Education Programs. Write measurable goals and objectives aligned with student needs. Track and report student progress toward goals. Ensure compliance with applicable regulations. Conduct formal and informal assessments to evaluate student performance. Use data to guide instruction and adjust interventions. Participate in reevaluations and eligibility determinations. Work closely with general education teachers, paraprofessionals, and related service providers. Participate in team meetings and multidisciplinary planning. Communicate regularly with parents/guardians about student progress and needs. Implement behavior intervention strategies and plans. Promote positive behavior and a supportive classroom environment. Support students with social-emotional and behavioral challenges. Maintain accurate records, progress reports, and service documentation. Ensure confidentiality and compliance with relevant laws. Follow policies and procedures. Strong instructional and classroom management skills are essential. Knowledge of special education laws and processes is important. The ability to differentiate instruction and use evidence-based strategies is required. Excellent communication, collaboration, and organizational skills are necessary. The ability to work with diverse student populations is important. The role is set in a classroom-based environment. It may require collaboration across multiple classrooms or grade levels. The position involves movement, supervision, and supporting students actively.