Plymouth Joint School District

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Teach Composition I: Academic Writing and/or Composition II: Research Writing to students at the main campus. Maintain professional standards of service and collaborate with peers to meet university goals.

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The instructor will teach Composition I: Academic Writing to students at the main campus during evening sessions. Responsibilities include delivering course content and adhering to the university's professional standards and mission.

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Provide one-on-one ABA therapy to children with autism to build communication, confidence, and independence. Track client progress and collaborate with a supportive team to follow personalized treatment plans.

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Teach undergraduate education courses focusing on reading techniques and prepare students for the Foundations of Reading Test. Develop and administer coursework, assignments, and assessments to meet learning objectives.

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The Direct Support Professional will provide consistent support and supervision to participants in day programs, assisting with daily living activities like hygiene and feeding, and facilitating structured activities and community outings. Key duties also involve supporting individual goals, promoting independence, and accurately documenting participant progress, behaviors, and incidents.

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The teacher is responsible for scheduling and completing required home visits, parent conferences, child developmental screenings, and ensuring timely documentation and assessment finalization. This role involves planning and implementing learning environments based on established curricula and frameworks, and integrating Individual Education Plans (IEP) or Individual Family Service Plans (IFSP) into daily activities.

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The worker will manage health and disability programs by participating in case reviews, ensuring children receive necessary health services, and addressing immediate health concerns according to procedures. Responsibilities also include implementing health and nutrition programs, monitoring safety compliance, coordinating training, and maintaining accurate program documentation and data entry.

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The teacher is responsible for scheduling and completing required home visits, parent conferences, developmental screenings, and ensuring timely collection and entry of classroom observations and documentation. They must plan and implement learning environments using established frameworks, implement IEP/IFSP goals, and maintain all required child and classroom documentation.