By: Harley Riley
4th period
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Special Education Teachers work with students who have a
wide range of learning, mental, emotional and physical
disabilities.
They adapt general education lessons and teach various
subject, such as reading, writing, and math, to students
with mild and moderate disabilities.
They also teach basic skills, such as literally and
communication techniques, to students with severe
disabilities.
Special Education teachers also collaborate with teacher
assistants, psychologists, social workers, to accommodate
requirements of students with disabilities.
For example- they may show a teacher assistant how to
work with a student who needs particular attention.
 Bachelors
Degree and other complete a
degree specifically in special education.
 All states require teachers in public schools
to be licensed.
 A license is frequently referred to as a
certification.
 Those who teach in in private schools are not
required to be licensed.
 $9.34
an Hour
 The medium annual wage
 56,830 for secondary schools
 55,780 for middle school
 53,820 for kindergarten- elementary school
 52,480 for preschool
Infant Teacher Assistant(6 weeks-1Year)
 25 Monroe Street In Albany, NY
 $9.34 An Hour
 Vacation
 Sick
 Personal Leave
 Holidays
 Educational Assistance
 403b
 Life Insurance
 Disability
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 ESE
Teacher
Charter School,USA
Loxahatchee, FL
Salary and Benefits shall be paid consistent
with CSUSA Salary and Benefits policy.
Bachelor Degree
 Special
Education
 In Bradford, PA
 Bradford Area School Teacher
 Special
Education Teacher
 East Orange, NJ
 Kaleidoscope family Salvations
 1-2 Years
 Full Time
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The first step to becoming a teacher is to earn a
bachelor's in education degree. Graduates from
Grand Canyon University's bachelor's in education
program are prepared to sit for their teaching
licensure exam and become teachers in public,
private and charter schools.
Founded in 1949, Grand Canyon University has a
history of preparing students to become
knowledgeable, caring and skilled teachers, able to
effectively manage diverse classrooms. Our bachelor's
in education program offers four specializations
including early childhood education, elementary
education, secondary education and special
education that may be completed online or at our
traditional campus in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Special Education programs at the University of Tennessee (UT) are designed
to give teacher candidates a strong foundation in both general and special
education pedagogical knowledge and skills. The program offers a Bachelor’s
degree, two types of Master’s degrees, an Education Specialist degree and a
Doctor of Philosophy in Education with a concentration in Special Education.
Additionally, both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees are offered in Education of
the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Special Education features collaboration with
other teacher education programs and, consequently, is housed in the
Department of Theory and Practice in Teacher Education (TPTE) within the
College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences (CEHHS) at UT.
In addition to the degrees offered, the University of Tennessee’s Special
Education Program is designed to provide initial teacher-career
certification/licensure. Students gain knowledge of best practices in teaching,
research-based strategies, student learning, classroom management,
transition, and serving students with disabilities in a variety of settings.
Emphasizing service delivery, classroom techniques and advanced professional
skills, the Special Education Program aims to produce qualified, more than
certified, teachers capable of providing excellent services to students with
diverse learning needs
UT’s Special Education Program blends theory, research, and practice to
support the immediate professional needs of teachers in all stages of their
careers.
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The Department of Special Education offers four
undergraduate majors in special education and a dual
major in special education and elementary education. Our
programs have earned excellent state and national
reputations and are accredited by the National Council for
Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE).
Teaching students with special needs can offer unique
challenges and personal satisfaction. Our special education
programs include both classroom lectures and many
opportunities for observation and experience in public
school classrooms and agencies.
You will gain a thorough understanding of disabilities, such
as visual and hearing impairments, learning disabilities,
emotional or mental disabilities, and autism, and how they
affect students, their families, schools, and society. You'll
graduate well prepared to enter the classroom as a
licensed teacher.
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Your degree requirements are carefully developed to give you high-level
competence for teaching students with mild to moderate cross-categorical
disabilities.
You will complete a 12-20 week session of full-time student teaching in an actual
classroom. (An extra fee applies.)
You must pass or complete rigorous assessments (tests, papers, assignments) which
will require you to demonstrate your competence in each subject area.
You will work with your assigned mentor on your personalized Degree Plan that
establishes the pace at which you prepare for and tackle the required assessments
in your course of study.
Each term is a full six months in length. During each term, you can complete as
much of your degree as possible. (Exception: your 12-20 week Demonstration
Teaching experience.)
Progress is measured through Competency Units (CUs), which are credit equivalents
that track your completion of the required assessments. To maintain full-time
status, you are expected to complete at least 12 CUs in a term; more are possible.
You and your mentor will determine the learning resources (online courses,
textbooks, tutorials, etc.) that will best serve you in your competency development.
With few exceptions, you will be able to choose when and where you study, and
together with your mentor, you’ll schedule your assessments.
It’s your program.
Online learning isn’t easy. You should expect to work hard and spend 20 hours or
more per week on your studies. But your program will be flexible enough to fit into
your lifestyle, not the other way around.
 Glen
O. Hawbaker(GOH)
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recognized as an industry leader with a passion for safety, quality,
service, and reliability.
Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. is a progressive team of the best professionals in
the construction industry.
At GOH there people are there credentials. The engineers,
mechanics, field personnel, truck drivers, equipment operators, safety
professionals, plant personnel, and administrative team members are
motivated, hard-working professionals who have a passion to be the best.
There goal is to operate with a premiere workforce, recognizing the
power of including all walks of life, cultures and different ways of
thinking in our organization.
GOH offers a benefits package that is ranked in the 93rd percentile
among construction companies in PA, meaning that just 7 of 100
employers have a richer plan.
They believe at Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. that ongoing education and
training are fundamental for professional and personal growth. They
challenge and encourage the team members to realize their full
potential, improving themselves and the capabilities of the organization.
They give them the resources they need to be successful by investing
over one million dollars in training and development annually.
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Classroom Training
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Tractor Simulators
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Skills Test
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Truck Driving Skills Exam
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driver's license issued by the State in which they live, and most
employers require a clean driving record.
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Drivers of trucks designed to carry at least 26,000 pounds—including most
tractor-trailers, as well as bigger straight trucks—must obtain a
commercial driver's license (CDL) from the State in which they live. All
truck drivers who operate trucks transporting hazardous materials must
obtain a CDL, regardless of truck size. In many States, a regular driver's
license is sufficient for driving light trucks and vans.
Salaries:
 Foreman
Glenn O. Hawbaker Salary
 $63k
 $67k
 Mechanic - Hourly
Glenn O. Hawbaker Salary
 $13
 $14
 Cdl Triaxel Driver - Hourly
Glenn O. Hawbaker Salary
 $16
 $17
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CoTruck Driver Institute
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3425 Lancaster Highway Richburg, SC 29729 US
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Phone: (803) 789-5399
Website: http://www.drivebigtrucks.com/truck-driving-schools/richburgsouth-carolina/
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urses are a mixture of classroom and behind-the-wheel training to ensure that
you leave our training facilities with the skills, knowledge and experience that
major transportation companies are looking for from their rookie drivers.
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While training at the Richburg training facility, you will learn both the
technical and the operational aspects of driving a semi-truck. Some of the
technical information you will learn will include maintaining driver logs,
reading maps, trip planning and conducting a pre-trip safety inspection of your
vehicle. The hands-on portion of our training program puts you behind the
wheel of a full-sized 18 wheeler while you learn shifting techniques, turning
maneuvers and safely backing up the vehicle. Once you’ve mastered handling
of the tractor trailer forwards and backwards, you’ll be tested on-site for your
South Carolina Class A CDL License!
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Truck Driver Institute
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8701 Peterbilt Avenue Dallas, TX 75241 US
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Phone: (972) 892-1131
Website: http://www.drivebigtrucks.com/truck-driving-schools/dallas-texas-fortworth-tx/
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Courses are 5 days a week with a mixture of classroom and behind-the-wheel
training to ensure that you leave our training facilities with the skills, knowledge
and experience that major transportation companies are looking for from their
rookie drivers.
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While training at our Dallas CDL Truck Driving School, you will learn both the
technical and the operational aspects of driving a semi-truck. Some of the technical
information you will learn will include maintaining driver logs, reading maps, trip
planning and conducting a pre-trip safety inspection of your vehicle. The hands-on
portion of our training program puts you behind the wheel of a full-sized 18 wheeler
while you learn shifting techniques, turning maneuvers and safely backing up the
vehicle. Once you’ve mastered handling of the tractor trailer forwards and
backwards, you’ll be tested for your Texas Class A CDL License!
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Truck Driver Institute Located at
3700 St Johns Pkwy, Sanford, FL 32771.
Request Free Information Call: 1-800-848-7364
http://www.drivebigtrucks.com/truck-driving-schools/sanfordflorida
Courses are a mixture of classroom and behind-the-wheel training to
ensure that you leave our training facilities with the skills,
knowledge and experience that major transportation companies are
looking for from their rookie drivers.
While training at the Sanford training facility, you will learn both the
technical and the operational aspects of driving a semi-truck. Some
of the technical information you will learn will include maintaining
driver logs, reading maps, trip planning and conducting a pre-trip
safety inspection of your vehicle. The hands-on portion of our
training program puts you behind the wheel of a full-sized 18 wheeler
while you learn shifting techniques, turning maneuvers and safely
backing up the vehicle. Once you’ve mastered handling of the tractor
trailer forwards and backwards, you’ll be tested on-site for your
Florida Class A CDL License!