2 special education teacher jobs found in Montreal

Under the supervision of the Assistant Director of Complementary and Compassionate Services, the role of the Speech-Language Pathologist is to help students with speech, language, and communication challenges to achieve their academic and personal potential. Using a community-based consultative approach, the SLP works to prevent, assess, diagnose, and treat speech, oral and written language, social communication, and cognitive-communication disabilities. They work closely with classroom and special education teachers and special education technicians to support students with communication challenges and development. They provide information and support to teachers, schools, and the school board regarding how to develop an environment and curriculum conducive to language development and the educational success of all students FUNCTION & DUTIES: Provide itinerant speech and language services to schools in Nunavik, including: Screenings, Assessments, Intervention...

FUNCTION & DUTIES: Under the supervision of the Coordinator of the Nunavik Sivunitsavut (NS) program, the Education Consultant will have the following responsibilities: Develop and adapt Inuktitut language programming for the NS program; Participate in the implementation of the courses for the Inuktitut NS program; Ensure educational content related to Inuit culture is appropriate; Participate in the evaluation of the Inuktitut NS program and materials; Review and compile existing resources (literature, dictionaries, films, etc.) and render them accessible to students enrolled in the NS program; Advise and support teachers in various matters; Be able to lead pedagogical activities for the Inuktitut NS program; Perform any other tasks deemed relevant and necessary. QUALIFICATIONS: University bachelor's degree in education, administration, social sciences, or related fields. The School Board may, at its discretion, waive any or all of the...