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Leadership Development in Paraprofessional Roles.

Cynthia L Hernandez¹, Hollie G Smith²

¹Texas A&M University.

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|May 9, 2019

Summary

Develop paraprofessional leadership skills to ensure student career success. This guide uses case studies to help practitioners redesign paraprofessional student experiences.

Area of Science:

Education
Leadership Studies
Career Development

Background:

Effective paraprofessional leadership is crucial for student career readiness.
Existing paraprofessional educational models require enhancement.
Practitioner guidance is needed for curriculum redesign.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a framework for enhancing paraprofessional leadership development.
To guide educators in redesigning paraprofessional student experiences.
To improve career preparedness for paraprofessionals through leadership training.

Main Methods:

Analysis of two comprehensive case studies on paraprofessional programs.
Qualitative examination of leadership development components.
Identification of best practices in paraprofessional education.

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Key elements for effective paraprofessional leadership development identified.
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