What are the responsibilities and job description for the Intervention Specialist position at Northwest Middle School?
JOB OBJECTIVE
- Provide appropriate educational experiences for identified pupils with learning disabilities or developmental learning deficiencies
JOB REQUIREMENTS
- Hold a valid Ohio teaching certificate with certification in the area of Intervention Specialist (Mild/Moderate or Moderate/Intensive)
- BCI/FBI Background Checks
JOB LOCATION
- Classroom location will be assigned according to the policy and administrative rules of the Northwest Local School District
EQUIPMENT UTILIZED
- Computer
- Copier/Printer
- Phone
- Electronic Devices
JOB FUNCTIONS
Essential
- Provides instruction in the assigned subjects and/or grade level in a classroom setting which implements the philosophies of the Northwest Local School District and utilizes the courses of study adopted by the Board of Education
- Aid students in learning organizational skills
- Assist student to complete homework and classroom work in subject areas in which he/she is behind grade level
- Work with the student to remediate those skills he/she is lacking or in which he/she is behind grade level
- Utilize a wide variety of alternate teaching strategies, learning modes, aural, visual, tactile, and kinesthetic (i.e., for the student who has difficulty learning visually, the tutor would employ aural or tactile methods
- Act as a member of the placement team and IEP committee
- Observe students who have been referred for testing and record pertinent information on the observation report form used by the Northwest district when appropriate (before a conference with parents and psychologist)
- Develop and write IEP’s for students for the next school year
- Schedule parent conferences to discuss the IEP and obtain parent signature
- Maintain contact with parents of students so that school and home may work together
- Refer, to the guidance counselor or psychologist, any problems which a student may be having of an emotional nature, which interfere with either behavior or school performance
- Work closely with teachers to know what progress has been made or in which new areas student may need help
- Assist administration in conferences for students involved in disciplinary action (secondary)
- Assist in developing the emotional maturity of the students
- Assist in developing problem solving and critical thinking skills
- Scheduling of students as needed
- Evaluates pupils’ academic and social growth, keeps appropriate records and prepares progress reports
- Develops lesson plans, instructional materials and provides individualized instruction when appropriate
- Selects and requisitions books and instructional materials and maintains required inventory records
- Additional duties as assigned
Non-Essential
- N/A
Salary : $40,284