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paraprofessional
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paraprofessional [par″ah-pro-fesh´un-al]
1. a person specially trained in a particular field or occupation to assist a professional such as a physician.
2. pertaining to such a person or occupation.

paraprofessional
1. a person who is specially trained in a particular field or occupation to assist a veterinarian.
2. allied animal health professional.
3. pertaining to a paraprofessional.


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The author states that this book is not meant to be a "how to guide" for paraprofessionals, but rather a means of showing certified teachers and paraprofessionals that they can be a strong, effective team in the inclusive classroom.
95 Paperback LC1200 Aimed at novice paraprofessionals in inclusive classroom settings, this guide contains tips and case studies that will help these practitioners support and challenge their students while remaining personally energized.
Ten paraprofessional jobs would be scrapped while remaining paraprofessionals would see their hours cut.
 
 
 
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