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Special Education Teacher Jobs at Sunny Days
Sunny Days is looking for early intervention professionals in multiple specialty areas. Candidates must possess state-specific professional licenses and experience in pediatric care. Testing tools ownership is required and experience with home-based service delivery and working with caregivers is expected.
As a special education teacher at Sunny Days, you'll provide support and learning activities to developmentally delayed children ages birth to three and their families. If you are interested in working as a Special Education Teacher for a financially strong, continuously growing, and progressive company, view our current openings.
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Special education teachers help children with developmental delays by providing their parents and caregivers with strategies to help the child close the gap in their overall development. A special educator understands early childhood development and how children in this age range learn best. They will work with each family or caregiver to look at challenging routines and provide specific strategies that will help them reach their family’s goals.
Special Education and Early Intervention
Children with developmental delays normally interact with special education teachers once they begin attending school. For children who aren’t old enough to be in school, a special education teacher can assist other service providers by reinforcing strategies through routine-based learning activities. Since birth to age three is the most important time for a child’s brain development, special education teachers are invaluable in supporting the services of other early intervention providers.
At Sunny Days, children needing early intervention receive home-based intervention services. Special education teachers at Sunny Days can expect to:
- Work with a team of early intervention professionals to support the child's needs
- Work together with families and other professionals in evaluating children and planning intervention services that meet the developmental needs of each child
- Prepare progress reports for each child on a regular basis
- Coach parents in activities they can incorporate into their daily routines
- Participate in appropriate play-based activities with the child
- Discuss service options with the parents and/or caregivers of each child to determine next steps
- Create activities that promote the development of language, speech and social skills, and/or motor skills
- Continued monitoring and evaluation of the child to ensure the Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP) is effective
- Recommend the necessary resources for additional services and support transition to other programs after the child turns three years old