The DSC IA assists in programming for children with autism spectrum disorders and related disabilities instruction in academic, social language, motor, self-regulation, leisure, and life skills.
Provide systemic, individualized instruction in an intensive learning environment with frequent hands-on practice in a variety of settings in a consistent manner as directed by the lead teacher
Teach critical skills across settings to assist students to generalize academic, social, communication/language, health, safety and adaptive life skills in relevant contexts
Employ Applied Behavior Analytic (ABA) methodologies to teach skills across a student's day
Provide instruction in a variety of formats (task analysis, discrete trial, incidental teaching, group instruction) and incorporate other evidence-based curricula that best suit the individual student's learning style informed by data
Consult with the DSC Teacher and BCBA and related service providers to implement behavior plans and individualized reinforcement plans
Meet weekly with support staff to review student data and programs, curriculum, and student behavioral issues
Utilize skills and strategies as needed and in accordance with behavior management plans
Perform other related duties as required, directed, or as the situation dictates
Certification Severe Special Education
Good organizational and communication skills
Bachelor's degree in special education or education preferred