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Monthly Archives: September 2016
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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With Your Head on a Swivel
The academic year is in full swing now. There’s no denying that routines have been established. And yet, due to a variety of reasons, mostly stemming from a student’s collection of disabilities, the routines still seem to be a puzzle. … Continue reading
Posted in 8 hours, Behavior Strategies, Campus, Classroom, Disabilities, Disabilities, General Education Teachers, paraeducators, Students
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Overreliance?
ParaEducate pretty much lives on Facebook. Other social media outlets do have our attention, but not quite as much as Facebook. And sometimes, the ads that are sent to us are rather startling. The most recent one was an ad … Continue reading
Posted in #BetterTogether, 8 hours, Begining of the Year, Campus, Classroom, Disabilities, General Education Teachers, paraeducators, Special Education Teachers, Students, training
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The Things That Excite Us
It’s still the beginning of the year; some of the last schools have just started this week. It doesn’t matter though; we’ve seen a lot of things already that excite us on different campuses. The student who everyone wants to … Continue reading
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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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