- Assess the educational, developmental, and behavioral needs of children with disabilities or special needs.

- Develop and implement Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) based on each child's abilities and goals.

- Conduct individualized and group teaching sessions using appropriate teaching methods and learning materials.

- Support the development of communication, social, academic, self -help, and daily living skills.

- Monitor and document students' progress and maintain accurate records and reports.

- Collaborate with parents, therapists, teachers, and other professionals to ensure holistic development of the child.

- Adapt curriculum, teaching strategies, and classroom activities to meet individual learning needs.

- Provide behavioral support and implement behavior management strategies when required.

- Prepare teaching aids, learning resources,



and assessment tools suitable for different learning levels.

- Participate in parent meetings, case conferences, and multidisciplinary team discussions.

- Identify learning difficulties and recommend appropriate interventions and support services.

- Conduct awareness and training sessions for parents and caregivers on supporting children at home.

- Ensure a secure, inclusive, and supportive learning environment for all students.

- Follow organizational policies, child safeguarding guidelines, and professional ethical standards.

- Perform any other duties assigned by the reporting authority in relation to the educational and developmental needs of students.