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Very High DemandSpecial Education Teachers
K-12 specialized instruction across resource, pull-out, push-in, co-taught, and self-contained models.
📍 Nationwide🗓️ Full-time · Contract · Per-diem
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What SpEd Teachers do at EDU-AIDs
Special education teachers design and deliver specialized instruction, write and carry out IEP goals, and work with general education teachers, related-service providers, and families to keep students progressing. We place across mild/moderate, moderate/severe, early childhood, and specialized programs.
What the work can look like
- Pull-out teachers run small-group and individual sessions in a resource room, scheduled around students' core classes
- Push-in and co-teaching teachers deliver support inside the general education classroom alongside the classroom teacher
- Self-contained teachers lead a full-day classroom with a team of paraprofessionals
- Across every model: IEP writing and meetings, progress monitoring, and regular communication with families
Requirements
What you'll typically need
Requirements vary by state and district. Not sure you qualify? Apply anyway — your recruiter will tell you what applies where you want to work.
State special education credential or license (or eligibility for an intern / emergency permit where the state allows)
Bachelor's degree; some districts prefer a master's
Familiarity with writing and carrying out IEPs
Background clearance required by the district and state
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