Teacher

Key Responsibilities

Ensure Completion & Monitoring of IEPs

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  Develop and oversee Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) for children with special needs, ensuring quality and timely completion.

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  Monitor Screening & Functional Assessments (SFA) and facilitate follow-up action plans.

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  Track and report measurable academic and functional improvement of children against IEP goals.

Capacity Building of Stakeholders

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  Orient education officials on inclusive education approaches and practices.

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  Sensitize elected representatives to promote inclusive practices within schools and communities.

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  Train teachers on curriculum adaptation, classroom inclusion methods, and best practices in inclusive pedagogy.

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  Strengthen the capacity of Cluster Resource Persons (CRPs), Block Resource Persons (BRPs), and Block Inclusive Education Resource Teachers (BIERTs) in monitoring, mentoring, and resource facilitation.

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  Conduct specialized training sessions for stakeholders supporting children with speech and hearing impairments, including ISL communication and child support.

Educational Resources, Awareness & Accessibility

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  Organize inclusive camps and community engagement events to promote awareness and participation.

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  Lead structured awareness programs across schools, engaging children, parents, and the community.

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  Facilitate the provision of customized teaching and learning materials (TLMs) for children.

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  Develop and distribute educational resources such as posters, books, and handouts to schools and parents.

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  Ensure resource centers are equipped with therapy and educational materials to support inclusion.

Child Support & Monitoring

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  Coordinate medical support, specialist consultations, and follow-up care for children with special needs.

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  Facilitate access to aids and appliances including mobility, hearing, and assistive devices.

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  Oversee regular provision of nutrition and hygiene support for children requiring additional care.

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  Conduct and review IEPs directly and indirectly with the support of teachers and parents.

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  Document child progress through assessments, reviews, and case studies.

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  Organize review meetings and ensure timely submission of quality reports with evidence.

Monitoring, Documentation & Team Collaboration

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  Ensure timely submission of monthly, quarterly, and annual program reports.

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  Document and share case studies for knowledge dissemination and best practice sharing.

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  Facilitate review meetings, track action points, and ensure implementation.

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  Strengthen team collaboration through joint planning, reviews, and integrated service delivery.

Requirements

Teacher – Inclusive Education Support

Key Responsibilities

Individualized Education & Student Support

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  Support the preparation and implementation of Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) for children with special needs.

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  Assist in conducting Screening & Functional Assessments (SFA) and implementing follow-up action plans.

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  Track academic and functional progress of students, providing targeted support to help them meet IEP goals.

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  Provide direct classroom support to ensure children with special needs can participate in learning.

Inclusive Classroom Practices

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  Adapt curriculum, lesson plans, and teaching methods to suit the needs of diverse learners.

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  Use inclusive pedagogy to create a positive and supportive classroom environment.

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  Apply child-friendly and innovative teaching techniques to promote participation and learning for all.

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  Collaborate with resource teachers, CRPs, BRPs, and BIERTs for guidance and support.

Awareness, Resources & Accessibility

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  Participate in school-level awareness programs, engaging parents and the community to promote inclusion.

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  Use and maintain customized teaching and learning materials (TLMs) to support children’s educational needs.

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  Help in ensuring accessibility of learning spaces and resources within the school.

Child Care & Wellbeing

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  Provide basic support for children requiring aids, appliances, nutrition, and hygiene assistance.

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  Work with health and support services to address children’s medical and developmental needs.

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  Maintain regular communication with parents to track progress and provide guidance for home-based support.

Documentation & Collaboration

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  Maintain updated student records, progress notes, and IEP documentation.

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  Contribute to case studies and success stories demonstrating child progress.

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  Attend review meetings, share updates, and support collaborative decision-making.

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  Work as part of a school team to ensure inclusive practices are effectively implemented.

Competencies & Skills Required

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  Knowledge of inclusive education approaches and child-centered pedagogy.

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  Ability to adapt curriculum and teaching methods for diverse learners.

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  Patience, empathy, and strong commitment to child development.

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  Basic skills in record-keeping, progress monitoring, and reporting.

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  Willingness to engage with parents, community, and education officials to promote inclusive practices.

Benefits