Thank you for your post and sharing your thoughts on this DQ. I especially enjoyed reading your personal experience as a paraprofessional and your work with special needs students. Although I am not in the classroom, I do work on a daily basis with special needs individuals as an advocate and team leader. This entails with work with adults of all ages with all types and levels of developmental disabilities. Many of my clients have EBDs. Your comments “I have 3 kids that I attend to in school. Every day it seems as though screaming at them helps but not for long. Prior to reading this article I began to keep them active and allow them to talk about their needs and wants.” made me think of how some of my younger inexperienced
Thank you for your post and sharing your thoughts on this DQ. I especially enjoyed reading your personal experience as a paraprofessional and your work with special needs students. Although I am not in the classroom, I do work on a daily basis with special needs individuals as an advocate and team leader. This entails with work with adults of all ages with all types and levels of developmental disabilities. Many of my clients have EBDs. Your comments “I have 3 kids that I attend to in school. Every day it seems as though screaming at them helps but not for long. Prior to reading this article I began to keep them active and allow them to talk about their needs and wants.” made me think of how some of my younger inexperienced