What are the responsibilities and job description for the Paraprofessional Support Staff / Instructional Aid Special Education (San Jose, CA) position at Second Start Learning Disabilities Programs?
Come join a dedicated staff to help support the behavioral needs of our exceptional students! This position works a school calendar (218 days).
1,000 HIRING BONUS OFFERED!
Small Class Sizes!
Benefits :
- Health insurance
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- Life Insurance
- 403(b), 403(b) matching
- Tuition reimbursement
- Professional Development Assistance
JOB SUMMARY :
The Support Staff assists the classroom Teacher in the implementation of positive student behavior management techniques and procedures. The Support Staff provides academic support for students under the supervision and direction of the Teacher on a daily basis. This position works closely with Teacher, the Clinical Manager, the Behavior Interventionist, and Counseling Interns on issues related to the educational, behavioral, and emotional success of the students. The Support Staff confers with school counselors and the teaching staff to obtain insight regarding student problems in learning, mental impairments, emotional impairments, and behavior disorders affecting the learning process. This position assists the classroom Teacher with effective class management for the successful accomplishment of the students Individual Education Plan.
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ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS :
1. Provide in classroom behavior management and academic support to the classroom Teacher by performing tasks that evaluate, monitor, and manage the actions of the students ensuring that they are behaviorally available to participate in class lessons.
2. Performs problem solving with students through coaching, mentoring, and disciplining according to procedures set forth by the classroom Teacher.
3. Responds to and de-escalates crisis situations in the classroom by mediating conflicts between individual students, and / or staff and teaches healthy and effective conflict resolution to the students.
4. Physically intervenes with aggressive who act out their aggression in prescribed situations as detailed in Day School policy. (This includes but is not limited to physically restraining, escorting, lifting, or taking necessary action to maintain eye contact with the student.)
5. Calls on Behavioral Interventionist when a students behavior is disruptive or physically threatening and cannot be managed within the classroom setting.
6. Meet on a scheduled and regular basis with Behavioral Interventionist to discuss current Day School behavior management policy, industry trends, and best practices.
7. Assists students, individually or in groups, with lesson assignments to present or reinforce learning concepts.
8. Acts as classroom caretaker in the temporary absence of the Teacher ensuring the daily lesson plan is followed.
9. Under the direction of the Teacher, presents subject matter to students, utilizing a variety of methods and techniques, including lecture, discussion sessions and supervised role-playing.
10. Performs daily school entrance gate coverage for student arrivals and departures.
11. Procures and distributes behavior incentives and rewards for students.
12. Maintains classroom and student documentation and records as requested by the Teacher.
13. Attends staff meetings, Individual Educational Plan meetings, clinical behavioral meetings, training sessions and retreats as requested by the Teacher or the Day School Principal.
14. Participates in activities such as field trips, and graduation exercises at the request of the Teacher or the Day School Principal.
15. Takes on other related duties as needed within the scope of current assigned duties and position related work experience
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