Special Education Teacher
Job Purpose:
To assist in the promotion, direction and oversight of high standards of teaching and learning, Provide leadership, support and direction for Special Education Program, ensuring pupil achievement and progression through effective inclusion for all pupils. Every child matters.
Primary responsibilities:
- To monitor the quality of teaching and learning, including planning for the relevant groups of pupils and share judgements with teachers and support staff as appropriate to inform further improvements
- To support all staff in understanding these pupils’ needs and help to identify and disseminate the most effective teaching methods for them
- To demonstrate, teach and plan alongside teaching and support staff to ensure best practice To liaise with other leaders to ensure the delivery of an appropriate, comprehensive, high quality and cost-effective curriculum programme which complements the school’s strategic objectives
- To keep abreast of any new developments in the teaching and assessment of the relevant groups
- To disseminate information and initiatives to all members of staff
- To advise the headteacher on the strategic direction and development of all aspects of SEND and to lead development in those areas
- To help to monitor/evaluate the school improvement plan implementation
- To contribute to relevant aspects of the school’s self-evaluation
- To ensure the curriculum/resources reflect the diverse school community
- Together with other members of the leadership team, be responsible for identifying resources and their efficient/effective use
- To identify key CPD needs and lead staff meetings as appropriate
- To provide high quality coaching and mentoring to ensure that inclusion is integral across the school
- To be responsible for managing any budgets for your area
- To take part in performance review for TAs and other SEN staff
- To be involved in staff induction (SEND focus only), ensuring tht all staff realise their responsibility towards individuals in the relevant groups
- Assessment and Target setting for SEND children
- To co-ordinate assessment results and target setting for the above groups together with the Deputy Head
- To ensure that appropriate attainment targets exist for individual pupils in the relevant groups
- To make use of analysis and evaluate performance data in order to improve pupil attainment for the relevant groups
- To ensure that relevant pupils have a personalised education plan where their particular needs are identified through robust assessment.
Applications for this position will be received directly by the school and will not be reviewed by Teach Away's Placement Coordinators.
Any communication about the job will take place directly between you and the institution. Tracking of your application status will take place within the application tracking system used by the school you are applying to (outside of your Teach Away Dashboard).
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Location | Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates |
Start Date | August 2020 |
Eligible Candidates | Licensed Teacher |
Number of Vacancies | 1 |
Job Benefits
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Qualifications and Requirements
Required Certificates | Teaching Credential/License |
Education Required | Bachelor |
Work Visa Eligibility | United States (USA) |
Major | Special Education |
Additional School Requirements | |
Preferred
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