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Considerations for Administrators in Supporting and Supervising Special Education Paraprofessionals - Part 1 of 4 - Introduction

11/06/2012
00:17:29 minutes
The purpose of this training is to provide school administrators the information they need to guide the work of special education paraprofessionals in a manner that supports the best outcomes for students with disabilities in Pennsylvania’s schools. This training will describe the types of paraprofessionals in use in PA, regulations regarding paraprofessional qualifications and the role of paraprofessionals supporting students with disabilities. This training is designed for school administrators who are charged with hiring, monitoring, supervising, or training paraprofessionals directly, or who supervise teachers who work with special education paraprofessionals. There are four separate sections to this training package: • Introduction • Laws, Regulations and Standards Related to Paraprofessionals • Supervision, Policies, Team Roles and Ethical Considerations • When and How We Use Paraprofessionals You may choose to proceed through the training in order all at once over the course of a day or more. Or, you may prefer to complete each section one at a time. These materials are designed to be used either way.

Considerations for Administrators in Supporting and Supervising Special Education Paraprofessionals - Part 2 of 4 - Laws, Regulations and Standards Related to Paraprofessionals

11/06/2012
00:25:17 minutes
The purpose of this training is to provide school administrators the information they need to guide the work of special education paraprofessionals in a manner that supports the best outcomes for students with disabilities in Pennsylvania’s schools. This training will describe the types of paraprofessionals in use in PA, regulations regarding paraprofessional qualifications and the role of paraprofessionals supporting students with disabilities. This training is designed for school administrators who are charged with hiring, monitoring, supervising, or training paraprofessionals directly, or who supervise teachers who work with special education paraprofessionals. There are four separate sections to this training package: • Introduction • Laws, Regulations and Standards Related to Paraprofessionals • Supervision, Policies, Team Roles and Ethical Considerations • When and How We Use Paraprofessionals You may choose to proceed through the training in order all at once over the course of a day or more. Or, you may prefer to complete each section one at a time. These materials are designed to be used either way.

Considerations for Administrators in Supporting and Supervising Special Education Paraprofessionals - Part 3 of 4 - Supervision, Policies, Team Roles and Ethical Considerations

11/06/2012
00:25:56 minutes
The purpose of this training is to provide school administrators the information they need to guide the work of special education paraprofessionals in a manner that supports the best outcomes for students with disabilities in Pennsylvania’s schools. This training will describe the types of paraprofessionals in use in PA, regulations regarding paraprofessional qualifications and the role of paraprofessionals supporting students with disabilities. This training is designed for school administrators who are charged with hiring, monitoring, supervising, or training paraprofessionals directly, or who supervise teachers who work with special education paraprofessionals. There are four separate sections to this training package: • Introduction • Laws, Regulations and Standards Related to Paraprofessionals • Supervision, Policies, Team Roles and Ethical Considerations • When and How We Use Paraprofessionals You may choose to proceed through the training in order all at once over the course of a day or more. Or, you may prefer to complete each section one at a time. These materials are designed to be used either way.

Considerations for Administrators in Supporting and Supervising Special Education Paraprofessionals - Part 4 of 4 - When and How We Use Paraprofessionals

11/06/2012
00:42:27 minutes
The purpose of this training is to provide school administrators the information they need to guide the work of special education paraprofessionals in a manner that supports the best outcomes for students with disabilities in Pennsylvania’s schools. This training will describe the types of paraprofessionals in use in PA, regulations regarding paraprofessional qualifications and the role of paraprofessionals supporting students with disabilities. This training is designed for school administrators who are charged with hiring, monitoring, supervising, or training paraprofessionals directly, or who supervise teachers who work with special education paraprofessionals. There are four separate sections to this training package: • Introduction • Laws, Regulations and Standards Related to Paraprofessionals • Supervision, Policies, Team Roles and Ethical Considerations • When and How We Use Paraprofessionals You may choose to proceed through the training in order all at once over the course of a day or more. Or, you may prefer to complete each section one at a time. These materials are designed to be used either way.
Considerations for Building and Sustaining an Equitable MTSS | PaTTANpod [S2E7]

Considerations for Building and Sustaining an Equitable MTSS | PaTTANpod [S2E7]

12/11/2019
00:20:22 minutes
Dr. Kent McIntosh talks about implementing and sustaining a Multi-Tiered System of Support through the lens of both academics and behavior.
Considerations For Students Who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing: The IEP and 504 Service Agreement

Considerations For Students Who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing: The IEP and 504 Service Agreement

06/15/2017
This brief video provides general information regarding the differences between IEPs and 504 Service Agreements regarding students who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Converting EBAE (English Braille American Edition) to UEB (Unified English Braille) with Duxbury

01/24/2017
00:53:15 minutes
The course will explain how to manipulate braille from the old braille code (EBAE) to the new braille code (UEB), while maintaining the integrity of accuracy and format.
Creating a Chart, Entering Data, and Rate of Improvement on Chart Dog

Creating a Chart, Entering Data, and Rate of Improvement on Chart Dog

06/13/2017
This video will review the use of Chart Dog as a tool to assist with rate of improvement calculation within the Response to Intervention determination process.
Creating joy in MTSS: Agency, Belonging, and Connectedness | PaTTANpod [S7 E5]

Creating joy in MTSS: Agency, Belonging, and Connectedness | PaTTANpod [S7 E5]

02/20/2025
00:21:01 minutes
Dr. Robert Balfanz joins PaTTANpod at the 2024 MTSS & PBIS Advanced Implementation Forum to discuss how schools can use the new ABCs: Agency, Belonging, and Connectedness as part of multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS) to nurture joy and support learning in school communities. Click here for more episodes https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCkBP2csbOssi3rUsfM-yQT1DVGUihxg2 Also available in podcast format on iTunes and Google Play Music iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pattanpod/id1436873041?mt=2 Google Play Music https://play.google.com/music/m/Iwyth5xyq26f67f4qrzktutbxke?t=PaTTANpod MTSS (PaTTAN) https://www.pattan.net/Evidence-Based-Practices/Multi-Tiered-System-of-Support MTSS and PBIS Advanced Implementation Forum: https://www.pattan.net/Training/Conferences/MTSS-PBIS-Advanced-Implementation Everyone Graduates Center: https://new.every1graduates.org/ The New ABCs (Cross State High School Collaborative) https://www.hsredesign.org/new-abcs/ Robert Balfanz is a Distinguished Professor at the Johns Hopkins University School of Education, Center for Social Organization of Schools, and Director of the Everyone Graduates Center. His work focuses on translating research findings into effective school improvement strategies and educational reforms. He conducts research and organizes improvement efforts on secondary school redesign, improving high school graduation and college readiness rates, student success systems, chronic absenteeism, and instructional improvements in high-poverty schools. Currently, Dr. Balfanz leads the GRAD Partnership, a collaborative effort of non-profits and school districts to scale the use of high-quality student success (on-track) systems. He also works with the National Partnership for Student Success (NPSS), a public-private partnership with the U.S. Department of Education, AmeriCorps, and the Everyone Graduates Center. NPSS works with over 100 non-profits and provides evidence-based student supports (mentors, tutors, success coaches, post-secondary advisors, and wraparound supports) to schools and communities most impacted by the pandemic. PBS Frontline featured Dr. Balfanz’s work in The Education of Omarina, and he is the recipient of the Alliance for Excellent Education’s “Everyone a Graduate Award” and the Joan Lipsitz Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Forum to Accelerate Middle Grades Reform. In 2013, he was named a “Champion for Change for African American Education” by the Obama White House. Dr. Balfanz holds a B.A. in history from Johns Hopkins University and a Ph.D. in education from the University of Chicago. Host Sara Frey Producer John Ragsdale Technical Support Michael Esposito Production Assistant Lisa Smith PaTTAN Leadership Team Angela Kirby Chris Cherny Sergio Anaya Corey Dickey Animation Media Solutions Thank You Dr. Robert Balfanz Special thank you to Pennsylvania Training and Technical Assistance Network (PaTTAN), Pennsylvania Department of Education, and Bureau of Special Education Visit our website at http://www.pattan.net