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Conference of Educational Administrators of Schools and Programs for the Deaf

Computer Teacher (NY) St. Joseph’s School for the Deaf

by Human Resources
Published: June 29, 2023 (3 months ago)
Category
Career Opportunities
School Name
St. Joseph's School for the Deaf
Position Start Date
9/1/2023
Benefits
BENEFITS:  Health, accident, disability, retirement, annuity and dental plans available  Personal leave for illness/death/special needs as indicated in personnel policies  Multi-disciplinary staff available for consultation  Opportunity to participate in professional courses and conventions, conferences or other Professional Development
Application Procedure
Application process: Interested persons are to email a application, resume and copies of certifications to the Personnel Office at: [email protected] Closing date: Open until filled. “An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer”

POSITION: Computer Teacher
Hours: 8:30am – 3:00pm
 10-Month Position Thursday: 8:30am – 4:00pm
 182 days
 Plus 2 parent meetings (evening)

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:
To offer an enriched computer education to elementary students utilizing the
computer lab, Smartboard and various devices; assist teachers with technology
integration in lesson planning and provide support; maintain the appropriate use
of the computer classroom computers in accordance to the Acceptable Use
Policy; Encourage creative thinking with challenging technological projects.
 Develop schedules for lower and upper school departments for computer
instruction and class time.
 Use relevant technology to support instruction. Relevant knowledge of the
constant changes and improvements in technology including equipment,
software and current educational advances
 Instruct and monitor students in the use of progressive learning materials;
Oversee and guide students with a comprehensive technology education
in computer and web use; Utilize a variety of instructional strategies in
computer lessons and support classroom staff with technology while in the
lab.
 Plan, prepare and deliver instructional activities that facilitate active
learning experiences; Develop schemes of work and lesson plans that
support the program; Research, implement and account new technologies
with Technology Coordinator; Assist with updating the Technology Plan.
 Collaborate with the classroom teachers in preparing interdisciplinary
lessons.
 Provide an enriched classroom environment that enables students to
productively learn.
 Suggest programs, web-based applications and materials for the
computer classroom and labs while maintaining inventory.
 Work with Technology Coordinator to develop a Technology Plan and
prepare long range goals that includes hardware and software
acquisitions.
 On-going maintenance and monitoring inventory of printers, computers
and all support equipment and materials; insure equipment is in working
order and inventory is sufficient
 Provide tutorials for students as needed.

RELATED RESPONSIBILITIES:
 Request and/or recommend software or apps based upon the educational
needs of the students
 Assess software prior to use and be familiarized with web subscriptions
 Track student progress in related areas and develop improvement
strategies
 Work with Media Assistant to suggest daily morning show content and
assist with Spectrum newsletter.
 Produce Staff and Student IDs
 Produce student yearbook utilizing student work in conjunction with
desktop publishing programs
 Tutors students in literacy based projects
 Report abuse or misuse of equipment and materials

PERSONAL QUALIFICATIONS:
Must possess the ability and flexibility to work with Technology Team, staff, and
students of varying abilities.

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:
 B.A or B.S in Education or Technology Education
 M.A. in Education of Hearing Impaired or Deaf and hard of Hearing
 NYS Certification in Deaf Education
 N-6 or Early childhood Education certification preferred
 Ability to communicate in Sign Language (as per personnel policy)
 Specialized course work in Technology Education preferred
 Knowledge of Microsoft Office, (but not limited to)Smartboard/Notebook
Technology, web-based applications, Hyper studio and others…

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