Virtual Special Education Tutor

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Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Special Education, Education, Psychology, or a related field
Experience working with students with learning disabilities, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, or other special education needs
Familiarity with IEPs, 504 plans, and common accommodations
Ability to design and deliver lesson plans
Strong virtual instruction skills including video conferencing and digital whiteboards
Ability to pass a background check
Reliable computer, internet, webcam, and quiet workspace

Responsibilities

Deliver engaging, individualized virtual instruction tailored to each student's IEP goals, accommodations, and learning profile
Create structured lesson plans that align with student goals, grade-level standards, and the specific accommodations or modifications each student requires
Adapt instruction in real time based on student questions, progress, and engagement
Track student progress
Communicate effectively with families and school district partners

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