ISCO Occupation Group 2353.2 Sign Language Teacher
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Sign Language Teacher: Sign language school teachers educate non-age-specific students in sign language. They teach sign language to both students with or without special educational needs such as deafness. They organise their classes using a variety of lesson materials, work interactively with the group, and assess and evaluate their individual progress through assignments and examinations.
Essential Skills
- Communication Disorders
- Prepare Lesson Content
- Perform Classroom Management
- Hearing Disability
- Hearing Loss
- Give Constructive Feedback
- Special Needs Learning Equipment
- Curriculum Objectives
- Assessment Processes
- Manage Student Relationships
- Communication Related To Hearing Impairment
- Teach Languages
- Demonstrate When Teaching
- Sign Language
- Observe Student'S Progress
- Language Teaching Methods
- Special Needs Education
- Apply Teaching Strategies
- Teach Sign Language
Optional Skills
- Follow Research On Special Needs Education
- Provide Specialised Instruction For Special Needs Students
- Disability Types
- Disability Care
- Maintain Students' Discipline
- Assist Clients With Special Needs
- Provide Learning Support
- Work With Virtual Learning Environments
- Assess Students
- Support People With Hearing Impairment
- Stimulate Students' Independence
- Assist Children With Special Needs In Education Settings
- Learning Needs Analysis
- Adapt Teaching To Student'S Capabilities
- Assist Students In Their Learning
- Liaise With Educational Staff
- Learning Difficulties
Alternative Names
- British Sign Language Trainer
- British Sign Language Teacher
- Sign Language Tutor
- British Sign Language Tutor
- Sign Language Educator
- Assistant Sign Language Teacher
- Sign Language Trainer
- Sign Language Teaching Assistant
