Schoolwide Planning to Improve Paraeducator Supports: A Pilot Study

Author:

Giangreco Michael F.1,Broer Stephen M.1,Edelman Susan W.1

Affiliation:

1. Center on Disability and Community Inclusion University of Vermont 101 Cherry St., Suite 450 Burlington, Vermont 05401-4439 802-656-1144

Abstract

This pilot study chronicled the use of a process called, A Guide to Schoolwide Planning for Paraeducator Supports, by teams in four schools, grades K-12. Data reflect the utilization and outcomes of the process along with the perspectives of 27 study participants. Findings indicated that the process assisted all four schools to self-assess their paraeducator practices, identify priorities in need of improvement, develop action-plans, and implement them. Study participants reported that the process did what it purported to do and rated it highly on a series of consumer-oriented variables (e.g., ease of use). Implications for schools and future use are discussed for improving paraeducator supports.

Publisher

SAGE Publications

Subject

Development,Education

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