Common use of Indicative duties Clause in Contracts

Indicative duties. A Level 4 General Employee within this occupational stream may perform the following indicative duties: • Toileting, washing and dressing disabled or other students; • Travelling with students with a disability; • Assisting therapists in their work with students; • Carrying out individual programs of a self help nature that develop independent living skills in students; • supervising students in non-teaching periods (including on excursions); • Supervising groups of students other than in a classroom situation, including taking responsibility for the library if no teacher librarian is present; • undertaking playground supervision, where such a policy has been developed and approved by an Employer in accordance with subclause 13.1. • Assisting in teaching duties under the direction and general supervision of a Teacher, including assisting a Teacher with a small group of students in an area adjacent to that concurrently used by the responsible Teacher; • Under direction, taking students for their individualised teaching plans in specific areas, and reporting to Teachers on, and charting, student progress; • Taking part in case management meetings with Teachers; • Working in collaboration with a Teacher or group of Teachers in the implementation of learning and teaching strategies for an individual student, groups of students or class, including students with special needs and recognised disabilities, and gifted and talented students; • Researching reference material under the direction of a Teacher; • Assisting with the selection and preparation of teaching resources that meet student needs and interests; • Preparation of displays, charts, diagrams and models; • Receiving, issuing, distributing, stock-taking and safeguarding of teaching resources, goods, supplies, stores, materials and equipment, other than dangerous goods; • Monitoring expenditure on resources; • Providing technical assistance in the operation of a library, laboratory or technology centre; • Preparing descriptive cataloguing for library materials, supervising library circulation systems, answering reference and information enquiries, and providing guidance in the use of information systems; • Assembling and dismantling of, and carrying out minor maintenance on, equipment or teaching aids for demonstration or practical work; • Preparation of practical work for use in the classroom, including general and complex laboratory experiments; • Preparing simple chemical solutions and, under instruction, more complicated solutions; • Developing and using appropriate storage systems, including for dangerous and toxic substances consistent with material safety data sheets; • Specialised care of flora and fauna; • Assisting in the training of other Classroom and Learning Support Services Level 3 and 4 General Employees; • Interpreting for non-English-speaking students and Teachers, and interpreting within the school community (bi-lingual aides only); and • Assisting a Teacher to take a group of students for duties of a non-teaching nature involving skills in a language other than English (bi-lingual aides only).