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Category Archives: Guardians
Little Talks
Renay has been working with teachers, service providers, and parents across the country and consulting about distance learning. She will be the first to tell you that she is hardly an expert about distance learning. While this seems to be … Continue reading
Posted in 8 hours, Adminstrators, Begining of the Year, Campus, Classroom, Disabilities, Distance Learning, General Education Students, General Education Teachers, Guardians, ParaEducate, paraeducators, parents, Professionalism, Reframing, Resources, SEL, Students, Support Services
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When does the training start?
For that new paraeducator, one might wonder when formal training begins. Especially since you were hired and then assigned a campus and then assigned a student or group of students and you’re really wondering what you’re doing. The good news: … Continue reading
Posted in 8 hours, Begining of the Year, Campus, Disabilities, Guardians, paraeducators, parents, Students
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ParaEducate: Expressions of PosAutivity #AutismPositivity2014– Originally Posted 4/30/2014
In May 2014, ParaEducate suffered an entire blog meltdown. As a result, we lost many of our former blog postings. We were lucky to recover this thanks to participating in the Autism Positivity 2014 Flash Blog. For the second year … Continue reading
Posted in Autism, Disabilities, Flashblog, Guardians, ParaEducate, parents, Students
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Coping Skills For When There Aren’t As Many
Renay had a bit of a hard week this week, losing a classmate from college to complications related to cancer. But Renay is also fortunate that she has friends who know how to help her talk about the great things … Continue reading
Posted in Behavior Strategies, Campus, Communication, Crisis, Disabilities, Guardians, paraeducators, parents, Special Education Teachers, Students
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Scheduling Pros and Cons
By this time of the year, it probably is a rescheduling time for some campuses. Sometimes it’s because there are newly identified students, students who may have moved in, students whose needs have changed, or maybe things were not working … Continue reading
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Meet The Parents
As a general rule, paraeducators in many districts are told not to say more to parents then a few basic pleasantries. But every now and then, either because the parent requests it or because of a special circumstance, a meeting … Continue reading
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Diversions to Parents and Guardians
For a couple of weeks now, I’ve been working on a post for this week and in my head it sounded cool, but I couldn’t get enough written for a post that had meaning. And of course, I knew I … Continue reading
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