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Category Archives: Crisis
Can You Teach Me About Tomorrow?
Renay told us the first words out of the gate: the weekend was not awesome. It wasn’t just exhaustion related to doing hybrid. It was a series of local deaths that have compounded this weekend. And they were students Renay … Continue reading
Posted in #kindness, Campus, Crisis, death, paraeducators, Professionalism, Students
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The Day After…
We wish we could take credit for the title this week, but we caught a re-tweet from Mr. Bigham, a Teacher of the Year from Oregon in 2014. “How many Day Afters have you had?” And it stunned us into … Continue reading
Posted in 8 hours, Campus, Crisis, Disabilities, General Education Students, ParaEducate, paraeducators, Professionalism, Students, Trauma, Trauma Sensitive
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Where To Put Your Worries
It goes without saying, special education is unlike a lot of jobs. There’s a lot of moving pieces and not all the moving pieces move at the same rates in the same direction. And the student you just saw happy … Continue reading
Posted in 8 hours, Adminstrators, Campus, Crisis, General Education Students, Mental Health, paraeducators, Skills Lesson, Students, training
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I Open At The Close
Other than prescribing to a few themes for certain times of year, our blog posts for ParaEducate are most definitely organic and spontaneous when compared to other blog postings and blog organizations as we have been heavily influenced by life … Continue reading
Posted in 8 hours, Adminstrators, Campus, Crisis, death, Disabilities, Inclusion, paraeducators, Students
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Snippets of thoughts from ParaEducate
We have to say, it’s been a hard few weeks at ParaEducate. But we think you’d like these snippets of blog set ups we have this week. It’s Teacher Appreciation Week. And we are proud of many of the teachers … Continue reading
Posted in #BetterTogether, Appreciation, Campus, Crisis, General Education Teachers, Inclusion, ParaEducate, Special Education Teachers, Students, Tests
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The Peace After the Chaos
It is a truth in education: things go wrong. After all, you have at least thirty different cogs making a machine of a classroom run. And each of those cogs are likely to follow their own interpretation of the instructions. … Continue reading
Posted in 8 hours, Adminstrators, Behavior Strategies, blog, Campus, Classroom, Crisis, Disabilities, ParaEducate, paraeducators, Students, substitutes
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Getting On The Job
Firstly, we had a great week last week with four blog posts within 24 hours. We love participating in Flashblogs and sharing our experiences we have learned from our students with disabilities. We’ve talked a lot about transitions before, and … Continue reading
Posted in career information, Classroom, Crisis, Disabilities, Disabilities, End of the Year, paraeducators, Special Education Teachers, Students, Transition Activities
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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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From The Not So Lazy Summer Days
Since signing off from regular weekly blog posts, ParaEducate has been frantically working to get a huge to do list done for the upcoming school year in addition to personal traveling. Of the most importance, we’re so very proud to … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis, ParaEducate, publications, Students, Summer
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