Provides assistance to assigned student in line with the child's Individualized Educational Plan. This role requires maintaining high ethical standards, confidentiality, and the ability to learn and use specialized communication devices. The Instructional Assistant will carry out personal health and safety protocols, including toileting as necessary, and compile daily reports on student accomplishments and behaviors for educators. They may also substitute for teachers, assist in developing reinforcement programs, and participate in professional development. The role involves escorting students, performing other assigned duties, and working with children of varying abilities, including those with substantial disabilities. Key abilities include implementing behavior plans, supporting school policies, fostering student self-worth, recognizing individual differences, communicating effectively, modifying student work, maintaining positive relationships, problem-solving, understanding directions, organizing work, and assisting parents and staff.
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Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree