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Paraprofessional educator

A paraprofessional educator, alternatively known as a paraeducator, para, instructional assistant, educational assistant, teacher's aide or classroom assistant, is a teaching-related position within a school generally responsible for specialized or concentrated assistance for students in elementary and secondary schools. Paraprofessional licensure…

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Paraprofessional educator

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Triples27
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Paraprofessional educator

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related to Training · 8
Paraprofessional educator → CEC, Exceptional Children, National Paraeducator Resource Center, NPRC, PD360, Professional, The, The Council
related to Duties · 4
Paraprofessional educator → Job, Other, Paraprofessional, Some
related to Special education · 2
Paraprofessional educator → ADHD, Paraprofessional

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paraprofessional education students paraprofessionals special school classroom educators teaching assistants work teacher may student assistant states paraeducator training teachers positions

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
a GED Teacherinstance ofSubject areas could include any areas of education0.80text
Alternate School Teacherinstance ofSubject areas could include any areas of education0.80text
ISS Teacherinstance ofSubject areas could include any areas of education0.80text
After School Tutorinstance ofSubject areas could include any areas of education0.80text
Home School Teacherinstance ofSubject areas could include any areas of education0.80text
Credit Recovery Teacherinstance ofSubject areas could include any areas of education0.80text
Continuing Education Teacherinstance ofSubject areas could include any areas of education0.80text
and any Special Education area which could be but is not limited to CMLinstance ofSubject areas could include any areas of education0.80text
tutoringinstance ofSubject areas could include any areas of education0.80text
and providing any needs to an individual student.TrainingThe training ofinstance ofSubject areas could include any areas of education0.80text
standards for paraprofessional educators varies widely by stateinstance ofSubject areas could include any areas of education0.80text
districtinstance ofSubject areas could include any areas of education0.80text

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