Assist with the operation of a developmentally appropriate early childhood classroom using a constructivist curriculum and environment with quality interactions and programming based on licensing regulations and accreditation standards. In the absence of the Teacher, coordinate students, work study students, childcare attendants, therapists, and observers in the classroom. Welcome and invite college students to be a part of the CDLC community. Model developmentally appropriate practice in the classroom. Coach and provide feedback to students during practicum time. Observe and record development for individual children; may work with the Childcare Teacher to create individual goals for the children. Use the children's goals to support the Childcare Teacher in creating the constructivist curriculum and environment within the classroom. Maintain paperwork for children's records and classroom curriculum. Coordinates resources for children with special needs and works with the manager and Childcare Teachers to ensure children’s needs are met. Develop and maintain rapport and trust with families; may attend developmental, transition, and exit conferences, or additional conferences. Participate in educational parent meetings; support the Childcare Teacher with daily communication and bimonthly newsletters. Participates in CDLC Parent Advisory Council, STLCC, campus, and community events. Performs other job-related duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED