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Education Support Teacher (EST) – BLV
As an Education Support Teacher (EST) – BLV, you’ll play a key role in the development and delivery of responsive educational programs. You’ll work closely with educational teams, families, and community partners to support the development and implementation of programs that ensures individualized success for learners.
Responsibilities
Providing Tier 1, 2, and 3 support to educational teams, families, and community of care partners to support learners who are BLV and are eligible to receive APSEA services.
Collaborating and supporting the classroom teacher, other educational team members including APSEA team members, families, and community of care partners regarding inclusive, responsive and flexible instructional practices related to learners who are BLV.
Providing support to families to enhance their child’s development and independence, encouraging and involving families in both program development and delivery.
Maintaining knowledge of use and limitations of assessment tools to support the authentic and comprehensive assessment process related to learners.
Assessing, recommending, and providing access technology, adapted and alternate format materials that allow for access, active participation, and self‑determination/self‑advocacy.
Supporting processes to create a safe, equitable, positive, and supportive learning environment in which diversities are valued.
Qualifications
Has a Master’s degree in education of learners who are blind or visually impaired, or equivalent.
Holds a valid Nova Scotia Teacher Certificate.
Shows competency to support the Expanded Core Curriculum – BLV.
Has experience working with children and youth who are BLV, including those with multiple exceptionalities.
Has experience and/or training regarding working with children from infancy to late adolescence.
Has experience with assessment, program planning and delivery of instruction for children and youth who are BLV, including those with additional exceptionalities.
Has experience teaching in a variety of settings (e.g., school, home, virtual, early learning centres, community).
Brings knowledge of the Unified English Braille (UEB) code and the ability to design tactile graphics.
Has the ability to assess, develop, write, implement, and evaluate individualized programs.
Is comfortable with technology and access technology to ensure learners have access to learning opportunities.
Works collaboratively and relates positively to children, families, early learning staff, APSEA staff, administrators, educational team members and community partners.
Demonstrates confidentiality and professionalism with access and distribution of student information.
Shows excellent organizational and time management skills.
Brings excellent interpersonal and English communication skills.
Can work independently with minimal supervision.
Is culturally responsive, understanding the importance of cross-cultural awareness, human rights, and diversity.
Has access to a reliable mode of transportation; may require overnight stays. Regular travel is required.
Additional Skills
Experience and/or training in early childhood education.
American Sign Language (ASL) proficiency.
French Language skills.
Note:
an offer of employment is conditional upon the successful completion of all applicable background checks and confirmation of credentials.
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