Paraeducator Entry-Level Training for Supporting Students with Disabilities
Citation:
CichoskiKelly, E., Backus, L., Giangreco, M. F., & Sherman-Tucker, P. (2000). Paraeducator entry-level training for supporting students with disabilities. (Instructor's and Participant's manuals). Stillwater, OK: National Clearinghouse of Rehabilitation Training Materials.
Materials Availability
Materials Introduction
Available Vermont Instructors
Participants Manual Table of Contents in pdf form
Instructors Manual Table of Contents in pdf form
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The Entry-Level training materials include six units (detailed below) as well as a practicum:
1. Collaborative Teamwork
(e.g., team membership, developing a shared framework)
Unit Objectives
2. Inclusive Education
(e.g., characteristics of inclusion; practices that facilitate inclusion)
Unit Objectives
3. Families and Cultural Sensitivity
(e.g., understanding diversity in every family; family roles in schools)
Unit Objectives
4. Characteristics of Children with Various Disabilities
(e.g., physical; sensory; cognitive; social/emotional; individualization)
Unit Objectives
5. Roles and Responsibilities
(e.g., school policies; instructional roles; roles of various
related services providers and teachers)
Unit Objectives
6. Implementation of Teacher-Planned Instruction
(e.g., awareness of teacher-planned instructional modifications and strategies;
components of students' educational programs)
Unit Objectives
Available through the Center on Disability & Community Inclusion:
Instructor and Participant Manuals are available at a reduced cost of $20 per book
(includes shipping).
To order contact:
Michaella Collins
michaella.collins@uvm.edu
802-656-5785or
send purchase orders or checks (payable to University of Vermont) to:Center on Disability & Community Inclusion
University of Vermont
Mann Hall
208 Colchester Ave.
Burlington, Vermont 05405-1757
Attn: Michaella Collins