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Apr
29
2012

  • My last post introduced you to this valuable curriculum resource. As I said in that post, the timing of taking a closer look at paraprofessional staff development is purposeful at this point of the year. When reviewing IEPs and writing new ones for next year, we look forward to how students will be supported within general education successfully. Paraprofessionals are a piece of that puzzle that cannot and should not be overlooked or under-acknowledged. I do not believe everyone needs a paraprofessional to be successful in general education classrooms and settings, but when individual needs warrant it, then those paraprofessionals must be trained to do their jobs well.
Jan
18
2010

  • The Assistive Technology   Oral History (ATOH) Project was founded by Dave Edyburn and Chauncy Rucker   in 2007 to gather first-hand accounts of pioneers in the field of assistive   technology (AT). The project uses methodology and protocols used by oral historians   who seek to capture the rich experiential knowledge base of a discipline or   culture. To date, a small group of supporters have created a list of early   contributors that we have used to conduct 19 interviews.
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