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See every Classroom and Teaching Strategies item in the LibraryBy Twila Lukowiak, Bradley University Issue: Winter 2010 DOI: 10.64546/jaasep.94 Abstract This article reveals the findings of a multiple case
WORKING WITH PARAPROFESSIONALS IN YOUR SCHOOL Related Services Paraprofessionals A variety of non-instructional roles currently are performed by paraprofessionals in
WORKING WITH PARAPROFESSIONALS IN YOUR SCHOOL Solving Performance and Interpersonal Problems In virtually any working relationship, problems will arise and
WORKING WITH PARAPROFESSIONALS IN YOUR SCHOOL Communication, Observation, and Feedback As in any collaborative relationship, on-going communication between the educator
WORKING WITH PARAPROFESSIONALS IN YOUR SCHOOL Team Building: Working with a Paraprofessional How an educator-supervisor proceeds to build a relationship
Paraprofessionals: Who are they? A paraprofessional is a school employee who works under the supervision of a licensed staff member
NASET’s Working with Paraprofessionals in Your School The climate and quality of a school and the success of its students
Working With Staff Checklists • Assistant Teacher/Paraprofessional Job Description Checklist • Teachers Checklist for Substitutes • Substitute Teachers Checklist Forms •
By Heather G. Nelson, Counseling Psychology and Special Education Department Brigham Young University; Betty Y. Ashbaker, Counseling Psychology and Special