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Insights into Special Education Teaching: A Guide by Madalyn McBride

Explore the rewarding career of a Special Education Teacher through insights shared by Madalyn McBride. Discover the passion for teaching kids with disabilities, the importance of fostering growth, and the joy found in their progress. Learn about job outlook, educational and training requirements, and average salaries, including insights from Bureau of Labor Statistics resources. With an expected growth in employment for Special Education Teachers, this guide provides valuable information for aspiring educators in this fulfilling field.

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Insights into Special Education Teaching: A Guide by Madalyn McBride

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  1. Special Education Teacher Madalyn McBride

  2. Brief Info • Special Education Teacher • http://www.bls.gov/ooh/education-training-and-library/special-education-teachers.htm

  3. Pictures on the job • Created by Madalyn McBride fro the Bureau of Labor Statistics • Special Education Teacher

  4. Special education teacher • I like being with kids. I love seeing kids take things away from what I teach them. Special kids make me laugh and are fun to be around and seeing how much they really know when you push them the be the best. I love teaching kids new things and see their reactions to things about it.

  5. Annual salary/Wages per hour • Annual Salary: • $53,220 • Wages Per Hour: • $56.59

  6. Job lookout • Percent change in employment, projected 2010-2013 • Preschool, Kindergarten, and Elementary School • 21% • Middle School • 20% • Secondary School • 7%

  7. Educational requirements • Bachelor's degree • Be able to explain concepts in terms students with learning disabilities can understand. • Some states require special education teachers to earn a master’s degree in special education after earning their teaching certification. • Most Special Education Teachers are first licensed in general education for kindergarten through grade 12 before obtaining Special Education Teaching certificatio

  8. Training requirements • Pass the CBEST (California Basic Assessment Educational Skills Test). • Prove subject matter competence. This can be done by passing the CSET in your subject area. • Pass the RICA (Reading Instruction Competence Assessment). • Finish an official Special Education Credential preparation program that includes student teaching in your chosen specialty.

  9. Training requirements • U.S. Constitution requirement. • Receive an offer of employment from a school. • If you pass the CBEST and CSET, some universities offer special internship options. They allow you to teach.

  10. Resources • http://www.cta.org/About-CTA/Who-We-Are/SCTA/Becoming-a-Teacher/Special-Ed-Teacher-Reqs.aspx • http://www.bls.gov/ooh/education-training-and-library/special-education-teachers.htm • http://education-portal.com/articles/Special_Education_Teacher_Job_Info_and_Qualifications_Needed_to_Become_a_Special_Education_Teacher.html

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