Deaf and Hard of Hearing Itinerant Teacher

Partners in Special Education•Pasadena, CA

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Essential Functions include, but are not limited to the following: Plans and conducts regularly scheduled individualized lessons in the school site utilizing a variety of materials and teaching techniques. Demonstrates and models strategies for the development of listening skills and communication skills through interaction with the student. Conveys information about types, use, care and benefits of listening technology (e.g. hearing aids, FM systems, and cochlear implants) to family members and staff involved with the child. Share materials and plans with others. Collect and document ongoing data on the student progress toward achieving outcomes and facilitate the accomplishment of the outcomes as stated in the IEP. Attends IEP meetings as required. Assesses the academic and auditory skill development of pupils, utilizing formal and informal measures as needed. Develops and implements curriculum activities that correlate to the students objectives. Monitors learning and adjusts teaching strategies and activities accordingly. Performs other duties as required. Founded by educators with a deeply held desire to bridge the growing resource gap between schools and the populations they serve, PSE's network of credentialed professionals is available to districts locally as well virtually, to provide comprehensive and tailored services to students and their families. In addition to pioneering virtual special education services, PSE has also developed several progressive student programs including enrichment workshops, multi-day mainstreaming events, and unique support groups like the wildly successful Girl Talk. PSE also works with schools to develop customized programming for students and staff. Since 2012, PSE has supported California communities by striving to help districts and students meet their goals of: Improving student matriculation, test results, and graduation rates Increasing inclusion and social confidence Ensuring compliance to avoid costly fines or legal action Preserving vital district resources by leveraging PSE's wide range of staff, systems, and services

Requirements

Knowledge of the deaf culture.
Ability to teach students of grades K-12.
Ability to work with children of all ages.
Ability to understand, adopt, and support the independent study program, concepts and their philosophies.
Ability to organize and present ideas effectively in oral and written form.
Ability to make skillful decisions.
Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines.
Ability to operate a PC computer, Microsoft Office, Google Suite, copier, FAX, and other office machines.
BA/BS Degree required.
Valid California Credential or equivalent to provide instruction to deaf and hard of hearing students.
Experience working with students with hearing disabilities.

Responsibilities

Plans and conducts regularly scheduled individualized lessons in the school site utilizing a variety of materials and teaching techniques.
Demonstrates and models strategies for the development of listening skills and communication skills through interaction with the student.
Conveys information about types, use, care and benefits of listening technology (e.g. hearing aids, FM systems, and cochlear implants) to family members and staff involved with the child.
Share materials and plans with others.
Collect and document ongoing data on the student progress toward achieving outcomes and facilitate the accomplishment of the outcomes as stated in the IEP.
Attends IEP meetings as required.
Assesses the academic and auditory skill development of pupils, utilizing formal and informal measures as needed.
Develops and implements curriculum activities that correlate to the students objectives.
Monitors learning and adjusts teaching strategies and activities accordingly.
Performs other duties as required.