A reading intervention teacher is a specialized educator who gives extra, targeted instruction to students who need help catching up with their reading skills. 

• Providing specialized instruction:
  Intervention teachers work with students in small groups or individually, offering targeted support in areas where students struggle. 

• Collaborating with homeroom teachers:
  We may co-teach, adapt curriculum, and implement strategies/methods to make learning accessible for all students. 

• Provide small group specialized reading instruction:
  We create and implement targeted reading instruction, which focuses on phonological awareness, phonemics, fluency and comprehension.

• Monitoring student progress:
  We track student progress, constantly assess their learning and make necessary instructional adjustments, and communicate frequently with classroom teachers to ensure a successful path for students.. 

• Creating inclusive learning environments:
  We work to foster a positive and supportive classroom atmosphere where all students feel valued and can learn effectively. 

• Utilizing specialized materials and technology:
  We may use specialized materials to support students' learning. 

Intervention teachers play a vital role in ensuring that all students have access to a high-quality education and the opportunity to reach their full potential.