A great teacher for EBD (Emotional and Behavioral Disorders) learners blends empathy, patience, and innovative strategies. They employ a variety of teaching styles, from hands-on learning and project-based activities to clear, structured routines that help students feel secure. Differentiated instruction ensures each student’s unique needs are met, while positive reinforcement fosters motivation and self-esteem. Teachers incorporate behavior management techniques like clear expectations, regular check-ins, and calming activities to maintain focus and minimize disruptions. The result is students who feel understood, supported, and empowered to succeed. Great EBD teachers build strong, trusting relationships, celebrate small victories, and help students develop social, emotional, and academic skills. Above all, they instill resilience, inspire confidence, and guide students toward becoming independent, self-advocating learners capable of overcoming challenges and reaching their full potential.
Passion for teaching EBD learners stems from a deep commitment to understanding their unique needs, empowering them with the skills and confidence to overcome challenges, and celebrating their growth and success.
Good results in teaching EBD learners come from consistent support, personalized approaches, and building trust—leading to growth, confidence, and achievement.
Experience
No experience mentioned.
Education
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Bachelor of education in special education (Sep, 2020–Dec, 2024) from Kenyatta University, Nairobi County
Fee details
KSh2,000–3,000/hour
(US$15.44–23.17/hour)