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Special education teachers work with children and youths who have a variety of disabilities. A small number of special education teachers work with students with severe cognitive, emotional, or physical disabilities, primarily teaching them life skills and basic literacy. Some work with students who have exceptional or “gifted” abilities. However, the majority of special education teachers work with children with mild to moderate disabilities, using or modifying the general education curriculum to meet the child's individual needs and providing required remedial instruction.
Minimum order 5,000 names
| Male |
71,952 |
Female |
498,729 |
Special Ed Teachers by Grade Level ( add $20/M)
| Elementary Teachers By Name: (Grades Pre-K to 8th) |
305,610 |
| Middle/Junior High Teachers By Name: |
92,640 |
| Senior High School Teachers By Name: |
117,816 |
Special Ed Teachers by Subject/Specialty ( add $20/M)
| Autism Specialist |
5,678 |
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Speech-Language Pathologist |
48,088 |
| Early Childhood Special Needs |
18,253 |
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Teacher/Emotionally Challenged |
9,638 |
| Hearing Specialist |
5,163 |
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Teacher of Mentally Challenged |
8,034 |
| Learning Differences Teacher |
31,020 |
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Teacher of Physically Challenged |
1,107 |
| Life Skills Teacher |
7,616 |
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Teacher of Visually Impaired |
1,210 |
| Occupational Therapist |
9,209 |
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Teacher Of Gifted Children |
25,526 |
| Physical Therapist |
3,804 |
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Teacher of Severely Challenged |
847 |
| Resource Teacher |
58,478 |
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Title 1 Teacher |
17,301 |
| Special Ed Dept Chairperson |
6,337 |
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Title 1 Math Teacher |
2,273 |
| Special Education Teacher |
193,883 |
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Title 1 Reading Teacher |
6,185 |
| Special Needs Aide |
74,305 |
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Special Ed Teachers by School Type ( add$20/M)
| Public (State/County/City) |
526,966 |
| Private – Non Catholic |
6,195 |
| Catholic |
794 |
Home address available – (add $50/M) |
