Experienced Special Education Substitute Teacher - Weekly Pay Opportunities with Scoot Education

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Transforming Education through Exceptional Substitute Teaching Scoot Education is revolutionizing the way schools and educators connect, ensuring that students receive the quality education they deserve, even in the absence of their regular teachers. As a tech-driven, human-enabled educational staffing company, we're committed to bridging the gap between schools in need and stellar educators. With over 5 years of experience across America and 15+ years of global expertise, we're dedicated to creating exceptional experiences in education. About the Role: Special Education Substitute Teacher We're excited to announce an opening for an Experienced Special Education Substitute Teacher to join our team in Denver, CO. As a Special Education Substitute Teacher with Scoot Education, you'll have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of students with special needs while enjoying a competitive weekly pay structure. Our ideal candidate is not only passionate about special education but also possesses the skills and dedication required to excel in this critical role. Key Responsibilities Follow and teach lesson plans provided by the regular teacher, ensuring continuity and quality education for students. Instruct based on subject and grade-specific curriculum, catering to the diverse needs of special education students. Monitor and assess student achievements and outcomes, providing valuable insights for the regular teacher. Exercise classroom and behavior management skills to create a conducive learning environment. Share your specialized knowledge to coach staff and support special education students, promoting a collaborative approach to education. Essential Qualifications To be considered for this role, you'll need to meet the following essential qualifications: Active Teaching license with a special education generalist (5-21) and/or special education specialist (5-21) endorsement(s). Substitute Authorization (must have or be in the process of obtaining if your license is expired). Three professional references, including one from a previous direct supervisor. Completion of a Background Check for Scoot Education (reimbursed on your first paycheck) and the Colorado Department of Education (for Substitute Authorization). Preferred Qualifications While not mandatory, the following qualifications can enhance your application: Experience in special education, particularly in working with students with diverse needs. Knowledge of trauma-informed teaching practices and classroom management strategies. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Skills and Competencies To succeed as a Special Education Substitute Teacher with Scoot Education, you'll need to possess the following skills and competencies: Strong instructional skills, with the ability to adapt to different teaching environments. Classroom and behavior management skills, with a focus on creating a supportive learning environment. Ability to work collaboratively with teachers, staff, and students. Flexibility and adaptability in responding to changing circumstances. Compassion, patience, and a genuine interest in supporting students with special needs. Career Growth Opportunities and Learning Benefits At Scoot Education, we're committed to supporting your professional growth and development. As a Special Education Substitute Teacher, you'll have access to: Free, online training that covers trauma-informed teaching, classroom management, and more. 1:1 check-ins with your dedicated Scoot consultant, who will help develop your skills and discuss school feedback. Opportunities for long-term assignments and increased earning potential. Work Environment and Company Culture As a remote-based company, Scoot Education offers the flexibility to work from anywhere. Our company culture is built around our BE GREAT values: Belief, Equity, Growth, Relationships, Empower, Attitude, and Team. We prioritize meaningful relationships with our substitutes and school communities, striving to make all decisions based on these core values. Compensation, Perks, and Benefits We offer a competitive compensation package, including: Weekly pay structure. Earning potential of up to $273 for day-to-day assignments and more for long-term assignments. W-2 employee status, eliminating the need to fuss with taxes. $0 onboarding costs, with reimbursement for expenses related to state background checks. Referral program: earn $100 gift cards for referring friends who work 10 shifts with Scoot Education. Join Our Team: Make a Difference in Special Education If you're passionate about special education and dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of students, we want to hear from you. Apply today to become a Special Education Substitute Teacher with Scoot Education and join our mission to transform education through exceptional substitute teaching. Don't hesitate – apply now and let's build the future together! Apply for this job  

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