Paraprofessional Expectations

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Special Education--Paraprofessional Planner and Student Guide 2017-2018

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Training a new paraprofessional can be tricky with the fast pace of a school. This resource is the perfect way to help you train your para in the special education setting. With various pages for planning, note-taking, expectations, and student information reminders, it is there to give your para everything they need to have a successful year with the students they work with!

4th - 12th

Paraprofessional Beginning of the Year

Created by

Ainsworth's SPED Room

This is a PowerPoint presentation that helps to teach/reteach TA's/Paraprofessionals the expectations of them within the special education setting.

K - 4th

For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific

Self-Monitoring Behavior Charts

Created by

Uniquely Made Adventures

Two different levels of self-monitoring behavior charts. How to use: I sit down with each student and we chose 4 behaviors to monitor throughout the day. They also chose the reinforcer they will be working towards if they earn the necessary points. After each segment, a paraprofessional or myself review if they met this expectation. At the end of day, if they earned enough points then they get their reward! One version has more visuals of expected behavior, yes/no, and of reinforcer. Second s

K - 5th

FREE Elementary Music Social Story to Ease Transitions - Editable

Created by

Frau Musik USA

Do you need a way to ease transitions for your elementary music students with special needs? Going to Music, A Social Story helps struggling students anticipate social situations and respond appropriately. The editable story depicts a typical music classroom setting and models appropriate responses to help teach students how to respond and feel more comfortable. Social Stories are IndividualizedTypically, social stories are customized for each student. This resource was created in PowerPoint

K - 5th

Music