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Teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) - Washington, PA
Job Description
Key Qualifications:
Valid teaching certification in Deaf/Hard of Hearing education Experience supporting students with hearing loss in school settings Expertise in American Sign Language (ASL) and other communication methods Strong ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including general educators, interpreters, and families Compassion, adaptability, and a student-centered approach Comfortable working either on-site or virtually, as needs may varyPrimary Responsibilities:
Provide direct and consultative instructional support to Deaf and Hard of Hearing students in a variety of academic subjects Implement Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), adapting curriculum and instruction based on student needs Use technology and assistive devices to maximize communication access Serve as a resource for staff and families, offering training and strategies that promote inclusion and accessibility Cultivate a supportive and understanding classroom environment that respects and uplifts students' identities Maintain ongoing, clear communication with families, teachers, and related service providers A contract opportunity in this role offers valuable flexibility, a chance to expand your professional expertise, and the ability to make a lasting difference for students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. If you're ready to inspire and advocate for students while working in a dynamic, collaborative setting, we encourage you to submit your application today. Shape educational experiences and make a real impact-your passion and skills are needed here. Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/DisabledCareer Insights for Special Education Teacher
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What they do
A Special Education Teacher teaches students who have disabilities, and adapts teaching methods to meet the needs of students. Assesses students and helps to develop individualized education plans that specify the services and accommodations needed for each student. Works in a classroom that includes only students with IEPs, or works with students and teachers in regular classes. For students with severe disabilities, may focus on developing skills for independent living. Works as part of a team that includes therapists, school counselors or social workers.
$73,498 / year median in Pennsylvania
+6% projected growth