Missouri - Specialized Instruction Educator

United States

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level

Part TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Education, HealthcareIndustries

Requirements

Candidates must possess an active special education license in Missouri and have practical experience working with diverse student populations. Preferred qualifications include knowledge of systematic phonics-based programs like Orton Gillingham or Wilson, hands-on tutoring experience in reading and writing, the ability to differentiate reading strategies, and an understanding of neuropsychological principles in education. Strong communication skills, tech-savviness with tele-health platforms, a private workspace with reliable equipment, and availability during traditional school hours (minimum 10 hours per week) are also required. Fluency in additional languages is a plus.

Responsibilities

The Specialized Education Teacher will provide remote special education support to suspended or expelled students, deliver compensatory education services, and develop/implement individualized lesson plans to improve reading and writing skills. Responsibilities include creating and managing IEPs, providing case management, collaborating with families to schedule and tailor services, conducting screenings, progress monitoring, and outcomes assessments, and educating families on learning support strategies. The role also requires maintaining accurate session documentation according to company policies.

Skills

Special Education

IEP Development

Lesson Planning

Orton Gillingham

Wilson Reading System

Reading Tutoring

Writing Tutoring

Differentiated Instruction

Neuropsychological Principles

Telehealth

Virtual Meeting Platforms

Communication

Case Management

Parallel

Cross-platform software for remote access

About Parallel

Parallels Inc. provides software solutions that enable users to access and use applications and files across different devices and operating systems. Their main products include Parallels Desktop for Mac, which allows users to run Windows applications on Mac computers, and Parallels Remote Application Server, which offers remote access to applications and desktops from any device. Parallels also delivers virtual desktops and applications, making it easier for businesses and individuals to manage their IT needs. What sets Parallels apart from its competitors is its focus on seamless cross-platform functionality and user-friendly interfaces that enhance productivity. The company's goal is to provide flexible and secure access to technology, helping users work efficiently regardless of their device or operating system.

Renton, WashingtonHeadquarters

2006Year Founded

$12.1MTotal Funding

LATE_VCCompany Stage

Enterprise Software, CybersecurityIndustries

201-500Employees

Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Paid Parental Leave

Flexible Work Hours

Tuition Reimbursement

Pet Insurance

Employee Discount

Risks

Increased competition from VMware and Citrix could impact Parallels' market share.

Security vulnerabilities in third-party components may affect customer trust.

Rapid evolution of Apple Silicon chips strains Parallels' development resources.

Differentiation

Parallels offers cross-platform solutions for seamless access across devices and operating systems.

Unique ability to run Windows on Apple Silicon Macs enhances Parallels' competitive edge.

Integration with IGEL App Portal expands Parallels RAS's reach and accessibility.

Upsides

Recognition in Gartner Magic Quadrant boosts credibility in the DaaS market.

Parallels Desktop 19's macOS Sonoma integration ensures compatibility with latest Mac OS.

Shift to subscription models provides predictable revenue and improves customer lifetime value.

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