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Even though the work paraprofessionals do is critical and is proven to improve student learning , I can count on one hand the amount of times I’ve been thanked and it often feels like my voice is the last to be heard in shaping routines, classroommanagement practices and instruction, even for students I have worked with for years.
To be fair, I’m not the only one making her feel this way — she gets this message from professionaldevelopment, from people who write books and articles and create media directed at teachers, and from her school leadership. Classroommanagement and logistics : Have they set up any systems in the classroom that makes it run well?
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