SPED Paraeducators – Instructional Strategies for Students with Disabilities

Description

When you support students with disabilities in the classroom, you need some easy and doable tools in your toolbelt. How can you help and support in general so that special education students are more successful in the classroom? Well, this session is for you!

In this course from Noodle Nook, Ayo Jones shares general instructional strategies for supporting students in special education. This session works well for training and preparing special education paraeducators, but it is also helpful for any support staffer who is working with students who are struggling in the classroom.

This session is part of the Special Education Paraeducator Training Series. The series is all about preparing paraeducators (and their teacher partners) to support students with disabilities in the classroom. This series delivers on guidelines, best practices, essential strategies, and critical information to support staff specific to working in special education.

Most importantly, as part of this series, you’ll develop a better understanding of what you can and should do in the classroom to support students with disabilities. Guided by best practices, our general guidelines, and a student-centered mentality, your special education team will be stronger and more effective.

In this 45-minute course you will learn:

• Which instructional strategies help all students with disabilities
• What are metacognition, information processing, and communication deficits
• Which strategies can be used to support students with metacognition deficits
• Which strategies are best for students with information processing delays
• Which instructional strategies support students with communication gaps
• What instructional strategies are specific to reading, writing, math, and spelling

Other courses in this series:

SPED Paraeducators – Confidentiality
SPED Paraeducators – Positive Communication
SPED Paraeducators – Roles and Responsibilities
SPED Paraeducators – Teamwork
SPED Paraeducators – Understanding Levels of Support for Students with Disabilities
SPED Paraeducators – Understanding Disabilities