Webinar

"I don't know what to do in Special Education". "I'm not sure I'm qualified to work there."  "What do I do if something happens in the class?"  Special Education positions may seem intimidating, especially if you don't have any experience in those programs.

While working in various assignments, there are many ways we can  positively or negatively affect the experience.  In this webinar, we will cover how we communicate plays a role by discussing the components of communication, some of the common pitfalls and how to avoid them, and some general sugg

Working in education, we interact with people from different backgrounds on a consistent basis.  This difference is not just limited to race or ethnicity, but also includes gender, age, religious practices, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, etc.

Whether you are a teacher or paraprofessional, each student has different reasons that contribute to inappropriate classroom behavior and can provide a challenge to the learning environment.

In this session, we will cover the most prevalent mental health issues that students face, by challenging some myths, discussing basic symptoms, and identifying ways that you as a substitute teacher or paraprofessional can help.

Are you new to working as guest staff?  In this brief session, we'll cover what you can expect as a substitute, what you need to bring with you, basic responsibilities, and more!

Are you new to working as guest staff?  In this brief session, we'll cover what you can expect as a substitute, what you need to bring with you, basic responsibilities, and more!