Overview:

Tutor

• Provide individual tutoring in reading and/or math to students who scored at/below grade level reading on the Kready ELA or Math assessments;
• Maintain appropriate records in X2 and Ellevation;
• Communicate with parent/guardian whose first language is not English.

Assume the leadership role in the support and encouragement of teachers in managing the following areas:

• Provide ESL and content area tutoring to Limited English Proficient students.
• Work in close collaboration with ESL, classroom and content area teachers servicing Limited English Proficient students.
• Meet with classroom teachers / grade level team on a regular basis for joint curriculum planning and student assessment.
• Administer English proficiency assessments, if trained, and other academic performance assessments to Limited English Proficient students.
• Monitor and report on progress of Formerly Limited English Proficient Students.
• Contribute to the decisions of the Language Assessment Team.
• Maintains relevant student records in X2 and Ellevation.
• Works effectively with parents to explain the goals of the ELE program.
• Work up to 18 hours per week at the assigned school.
• Meets with the MLE department Coordinator and FRC staff as needed.

 

At all times the tutor will work under direct supervision of a certified teacher. 

 

Qualifications:

 

A Commonwealth of Massachusetts English as a Second Language (ESL) teaching certificate appropriate to grade level, preferred. ******SEI endorsement/ESL licensure preferred

• A Bachelor’s or higher Degree from an accredited college or university required. 
• A minimum of 1 to 3 years experience teaching students with a language other than English, preferred.
• Proficiency in the language of the specialty school or in the language(s) of the Low Incidence students, preferred if applicable
• Willing to be trained to administer the ACCESS assessment. 
• Ability to implement and support innovative strategies to enhance academic performance of Limited English Proficient students.
• Ability and experience in implementing various ESL teaching techniques including sheltered English.
• Ability to work in collaboration with MLE department, school and district staff servicing Limited English Proficient, Low Incidence and recently reclassified students. .
• Cultural sensitivity and interest in diverse student populations.
• Able to communicate effectively in English with building administrators, teaching and support staff, students, and parents.