At Golden National School, Special Education teachers (SET) play a vital role in ensuring that every learner receives an inclusive, supportive, and meaningful education. Their work is centered on addressing the unique needs of students with diverse learning abilities while fostering a culture of acceptance and growth across the school community.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Individualized Support – SET design and implement Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) tailored to each student’s strengths, challenges, and goals.

2. Inclusive Classroom Practices – They collaborate with general education teachers to adapt lessons, modify instructional materials, and ensure that students with special needs can actively participate in classroom activities.

3. Skill Development – Beyond academics, SET help students develop social, emotional, and life skills that promote independence and confidence.

4. Advocacy and Collaboration – They work closely with parents, guardians, school administrators, and specialists (e.g., therapists, counselors) to create a strong support system for each learner.

5. Assessment and Progress Monitoring – SET teachers regularly assess students’ progress, adjust strategies as needed, and celebrate growth to keep learners motivated.

6. Creating a Nurturing Environment – They ensure that classrooms are safe, respectful, and supportive spaces where students feel valued and capable.