I'm moving to San Diego Ca soon and would like to know of any place to work with special needs kids as teacher
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Well, in a city the size of San Diego, certainly the public school district is always in need of new staff?\n\nhttp://www.sandi.net/personnel/\n\nYou also may want to try these (I'm not sure if they hire aides).\n\nhttp://www.encntr.com/\nhttp://www.sdrc.org/c_about_who.php
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This belongs in a different category. This does not relate to "special education."\n\nGood luck on finding those ribbons!  I agree you should try Goodwill and other second hand shops.
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http://www.grants.gov/\n\nfor special needs child care you will need to have nursing staff and more than likely a doctor on call...therapists for children and mostly equipment to facilitate care and play.  Standers gait trainers wheelchairs feeder seats. wedges etc\n\nYou will need ALOT of research to specific qualifications but you need to write up a business plan for sure.  You need to decide what kind of children you want to work with..special needs in general you will need everything...children with AIDS come with a wide variety of issues...blind children require alternate special care.  There are LARGE grants available for even for profit places.  You may want to consider where there is a pediatric rehab or therapy office in your town and build (or rent) nearby to allow children to be treated closely as a convenience for children.  You will need to learn to deal with IFSPs and how that translates to cost.
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Say hello disabled person here. \nMake the kids do the work.
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If you would add to your question, your location(state, city) this would help alot.  But to answer your question, I would be will to help any parent that need teaching help for their child.
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YES!! In fact in Texas pratically all the school districts that I know of (I live in Houston) in my surrounding area help people who are in your condition. Try these school districts, Houston I.S.D; Alief I.S.D; Sheldon I.S.D; Fort Bend I.S.D; Galena Park I.S.D; .......the list could go on! Best of Luck!!!
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http://www.texasteachingfellows.org/Teaching_In_DallasAustin_Teaching_Jobs_Texas.asp
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Talk to the school district's district office.  See if the kid can get trransferred to another teacher's class.  Don't be afraid to raise a little hell about it.  Just don't go over board and do anything rash.
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In the Philippines, all I can do is offer you this website as a place to start:\n\nhttp://www1.worldbank.org/devoutreach/july05/textonly.asp?id=318\n\nIn the United States, special education is struggling between trying to maximize what is best for each individual student, with funding concerns and a lack of understanding from people not working directly with special needs students.\n\nhttp://www.wrightslaw.com/\n\n\nElsewhere, I know Britain failed to use inclusion successfully because the teachers weren't trained correctly.\n\nhttp://www.bcodp.org.uk/\n\nOther than that, I don't know.
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Unfortunately, most free camps are day camps for kids with "average" behaviors and skills.  I know what you're going through... I have a son with add, OCD, and other issues. \n\nYou could contact these people, explain your situation, and ask about scholarships:\nCamp Excel \nHowell, New Jersey, USA   Phone: 732-281-0275\nCamp Excel is a specialized summer camp for children ages 5-17 with ADHD and others with Social Skills Challenges. \n\nThey may also be aware of summer activities in your area that are less costly, that may benefit your child.
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well, you need to call them and ask their board of ed. if they have openings. Ask questions of all the schools in the area and you will be suprised what you may come up with.
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try getting in touch with the department of education where you live and see that the guidelines are for you and check some web sites for openings in the school districts where you live you didn't mention if you took the teachers test . \ngood luck \nthank you.
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http://www.dtcc.edu/connecteddegree/pdfs/early_child_ed_0_k_dsu.pdf\n\nthis is a great print out.  You can get your ECE at some community colleges, and then teach at head start or work in a daycare.  This is a great field, as I am studying it also in Texas.  Good luck!!
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My god-daughter is a special needs child, most communities have weekly activities for the child and parent.  I don't know where you live, you should be able to get free tickets to local events and discount tickets for bowling, movies, and other activities.  Also, if there is an amusement park in your area call they will give discounts and special advantages.  Contact one of the special needs schools in your area before the summer begins they will give you all the information you need.\nGood Luck!
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Since you posted your question in the Special Education area, may be a job teaching Special Education, i.e. teaching kids with disabilities.
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Assuming you have your degree or certificate for bilingual education, go to the state board of education website for your state and they should have a link of open positions.
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I think most of the California State University campuses do.  In particular, you should check out San Diego State.  I know several excellent elementary education teachers who did their degrees there.