I have no experience working with students with disabilities. I really want to make a difference and be proactive in supporting the teachers. Any insight or suggestions? I start next week.
@user-dm6yu6tj6k I have a bachelor degree and I ended up finding a full teaching position. I started last week at 65K salary. Truly love the school I found. Much closer to home and such a nice team
Any advice for someone who is gonna start at a Middle School as an instructional aide for Special Education: Life Skills? Its gonna be my first time as an aide and Im nervous
I just got hired as an instructional assistant at the middle school for kids with ASD. I'm excited to be starting a new journey but VERY nervous. I'm coming from being a daycare teacher with infants and toddlers to this position. Any advice?? 💕
@Moments with Vanessa I'm a month in roughly and so far it's great! Definitely a change but a good change . It has its challenges (but what job doesn't?) I'm so happy I made the switch 😊
@Moments with Vanessa lol I got a notification 😂 so as far as pay, they based it on my years of experience (only have a few professionally) and education. It was a little lower than I thought BUT I get paid consistently bi weekly(including during the summer) and get a raise every year. Sucks it's less but in the long run it's way better than where I was. If that makes sense .
@Moments with Vanessa the private school (infant to preschool) I was at was a great stepping stone BUT there were no benefits such as any kind of retirement, sick days (unless I used my own comp time) we never got snow days , the building was neglected, I could go on. I loved who I worked with and miss " my babies" but I needed a change . I needed to move on to somewhere that I could see myself being at long term and have the comfort of knowing I'll be taken care of down the road with retirement , sick/personal days,etc. I wouldn't have gotten that where I was .
@Moments with Vanessa I'm so sorry I don't know how I'm just reading this now haha. The job has been great I have been a one-on-one instructional assistant with a child in the ASD program. It's been going really well and I really wish I had found this job sooner to be honest 😂 I'm really enjoying working for a regular school district
@Moments with Vanessa way less stressful! And better hours ☺️ I really wish I had found this job at least a few years ago. It would have saved me so much grief.
Special ed does not define who you are as a person. It doesn’t measure kindness, compassion for others, positivity or hard work ethos. It doesn’t measure your artistic, musical or physical ability, or how hard you try at things. It’s just there to support you like a crutch for now. Keep on trying and just be the best you can be, you can’t do more than that. Whatever job you end up at, be the best you can be at it and it will make you proud of yourself and you can hold your head up high.
Work hard to get out of it. If you're in school, tell your parents, and ask them to let you transfer to a private school or something if you don't believe you belong in that class. There are many kids who are in sped that should not be in sped.
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Today is my first day, I am bit nervous but, I am looking foward to making someone smile!!
How did it go my first day is next week
How was your first day! I start in January
I have no experience working with students with disabilities. I really want to make a difference and be proactive in supporting the teachers. Any insight or suggestions? I start next week.
I start in a month. Any tips?
Going for the physical class test interview today. I'm so nervous too
I’ve got an interview tomorrow for SEN TA at my dream school !!!
currently studying to be a special needs assistant and i cant wait to get qualified!!!
Same here ☺️
What course and is it online or a face to face? Where are you from?
Tomorrow is my first day as a special education TA
I am so excited and a bit nervous too!
I was offered this job but can't believe they only pay 15.75 :(
@@mireyaporcayo4101that’s crazy. Here I’m starting in two weeks with 52 salary. Do you still work as a special ed teacher assistant?
@user-dm6yu6tj6k I have a bachelor degree and I ended up finding a full teaching position. I started last week at 65K salary. Truly love the school I found. Much closer to home and such a nice team
Any advice for someone who is gonna start at a Middle School as an instructional aide for Special Education: Life Skills? Its gonna be my first time as an aide and Im nervous
great video
Tomorrow
Is my first
Day as a TA and my birthday! Lol 😂 wish me luck and I’m open to any advice. With 1 teacher and
About 5 Kids. K-3rd
How’d it go?
I am going to be volunteer at Adams Elementary school real soon
How did your volenteer job go
God bless all of you
I always wanted to be a special add teacher
Good 👍 information
I just got hired as an instructional assistant at the middle school for kids with ASD. I'm excited to be starting a new journey but VERY nervous. I'm coming from being a daycare teacher with infants and toddlers to this position. Any advice?? 💕
@Moments with Vanessa I'm a month in roughly and so far it's great! Definitely a change but a good change . It has its challenges (but what job doesn't?) I'm so happy I made the switch 😊
@Moments with Vanessa lol I got a notification 😂 so as far as pay, they based it on my years of experience (only have a few professionally) and education. It was a little lower than I thought BUT I get paid consistently bi weekly(including during the summer) and get a raise every year. Sucks it's less but in the long run it's way better than where I was. If that makes sense .
@Moments with Vanessa the private school (infant to preschool) I was at was a great stepping stone BUT there were no benefits such as any kind of retirement, sick days (unless I used my own comp time) we never got snow days , the building was neglected, I could go on. I loved who I worked with and miss " my babies" but I needed a change . I needed to move on to somewhere that I could see myself being at long term and have the comfort of knowing I'll be taken care of down the road with retirement , sick/personal days,etc. I wouldn't have gotten that where I was .
@Moments with Vanessa I'm so sorry I don't know how I'm just reading this now haha. The job has been great I have been a one-on-one instructional assistant with a child in the ASD program. It's been going really well and I really wish I had found this job sooner to be honest 😂 I'm really enjoying working for a regular school district
@Moments with Vanessa way less stressful! And better hours ☺️ I really wish I had found this job at least a few years ago. It would have saved me so much grief.
I’m volunteer ask a elementary school elementary school teacher assistant helping the another teachers
Do you like it ?
I want to
What do you need to become one of these in Tennessee
Great video, very educational!
5:33
amazing
My daughter is a special education teacher. She is interested to work with these children. What do we do. Plz help us
Uk policies state no physical contact, reassuring hand on shoulder is not allowed.
Job opportunities?
5:33 i hate 😡being in special ed class
Its ok i eas never in special ed because i had an iq of 150 but don't ever give up on learning something new everyday of your intire life
Special ed does not define who you are as a person. It doesn’t measure kindness, compassion for others, positivity or hard work ethos. It doesn’t measure your artistic, musical or physical ability, or how hard you try at things. It’s just there to support you like a crutch for now. Keep on trying and just be the best you can be, you can’t do more than that. Whatever job you end up at, be the best you can be at it and it will make you proud of yourself and you can hold your head up high.
Work hard to get out of it. If you're in school, tell your parents, and ask them to let you transfer to a private school or something if you don't believe you belong in that class. There are many kids who are in sped that should not be in sped.
Yes, sped does not define you and doesn't mean you are incapable of doing the work.
In-school babysitters.
And then it ends up that the assistant yells at me when something goes wrong and doesn't care until I tell her I need something.