Paraprofessional training

Empower your paraprofessionals with our comprehensive training guide! Discover effective strategies for building skills and enhancing support in the classroom. From communication techniques to behavior management, our guide covers it all. Save this Pin and strengthen your paraprofessional team for student success. #Paraprofessionals #EducationSupport

There are SO many things that special education paraprofessionals need to be trained on... behaviors, data collection, AAC and communication, confidentiality, mobility, academic instruction, and SO much more! There literally isn't enough time in the day to train paras on everything that they need to know. It seems that there are two major barriers to training paraprofessionals: time and resources. When it comes to finding the time to train paraprofessionals, teachers have to be super…

Paraprofessional Expectations - Where do you begin? Learn what needs to be included (and you don't need to start from scratch!).

Paraprofessionals are an important part of the special education classroom. Having a good paraprofessional can make a huge difference! Parapros can help with classroom management, documenting behaviors, IEP goal work, collaborating on a student’s IEP, and so much more. Which is why it is so important to set expectations, train your paraprofessionals, and work on building rapport with them to build a collaborative relationship. Here are my top 5 strategies to help you work as a team with…

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Does your special education classroom have a paraprofessional? This blog post will talk all about training paraprofessionals so that they can offer one on one instruction with students and reinforce teaching. Today, I outline paraprofessional roles, what to include in your paraprofessional binder, classroom training topics, setting classroom expectations in the first 2 weeks of school and more. Check out my other paraprofessional tips that I have learned over the years in the classroom.

Welcome to Week 2 of the Special Educator's Guide to Working with Paraprofessionals. Let's talk about scheduling & ongoing communication.

There are SO many things that special education paraprofessionals need to be trained on... behaviors, data collection, AAC and communication, confidentiality, mobility, academic instruction, and SO much more! There literally isn't enough time in the day to train paras on everything that they need to know. It seems that there are two major barriers to training paraprofessionals: time and resources. When it comes to finding the time to train paraprofessionals, teachers have to be super…

Organize your paraprofessional training with this comprehensive Para Binder. Perfect for all grades, this binder includes essential documents to support your paraprofessionals. In-depth Description This Para Binder is a professional document resource designed to assist Special Education teachers in providing necessary information and guidance to their paraprofessionals. It includes key documents and templates to ensure effective communication and collaboration in the classroom setting…