Job Information
Fedcap Technology Instructor in United States
What You’ll Do:
Provides vision for the Technology curriculum and advocates for its implementation and execution for those with autism.
Develop innovative units of study for the Technology curriculum that incorporate the academic standards and scope & sequence.
Provides coaching for integration of Technology core curriculum to up to six individuals with autism in each class.
Contributes to any TACT communications, such as newsletters, website, marketing materials, etc.
Participates actively in the school’s faculty, team, and department meetings.
Is able and willing to arrive at the school by 8:30 AM for the morning planning and stay until daily responsibilities are fulfilled.
Manages budgeted dollars allocated to classroom expenditures.
Your Responsibilities Will Include:
Teaches assigned classes in the specified domain area of expertise.
Exhibits proficiency and enthusiasm for the assigned area of expertise and classes.
Plans and implements an appropriately focused and balanced curriculum for each student, which adheres to the school's curriculum and standards.
Prepares and develops activities, materials, and lessons to meet the learning objectives (skills and content) of the curriculum and standards.
Develops and maintains a well-managed classroom where 100% of the students are engaged, consistently challenged and supported. Classroom policies should be consistent with school policies.
Integrates technology into daily classroom teaching and student learning.
Engages families in their children's education and communicates regularly and effectively with students and families.
Assists in the ongoing development of TACT’s curriculum and core performance standards.
Submits an annual unit pacing plan to the Educational Director.
Provides monthly units of study for review by the Educational Director.
Uses assessment data to refine curriculum and instructional practices to help meet the school's performance standards and expectations.
Informs colleagues and the executive team of any academic, behavioral, or personal difficulties that arise with students.
Fulfills assignments monitoring duties.
Participates in professional development sessions.
You’re a great fit for this role if you have:
2+ years of experience in the field of Technology.
Experience with individualized and differentiated instruction and those with autism or intellectual/developmental disabilities.
Excellent organization, time management, communication, and interpersonal skills.
Experience with the use of personal computers and educational technology.
Ability to demonstrate a relentless drive to improve the minds and lives of students in and out of school.
Ability and willingness to model the school’s Core Values with colleagues, students, parents, and the larger community.
Reinforces the school’s Core values, guiding philosophy, rules, and school spirit consistently throughout the school environment and supports and holds accountable colleagues in doing the same.
Ability to pass State and Federal criminal background checks along with a credit check.
Compensation:
$39,500 - $50,000
Who We Are:
TACT, a Denver-based non-profit, has the mission to encourage and empower individuals with autism through education and employment in the trades.
Equal Opportunity Employer