Paraprofessionals' Perceptions of Violence and Training: Investigating an Understudied Group
Abstract
Paraprofessionals often work in a variety of roles directly with students with disabilities. Previous research on paraprofessionals has indicated that they are often undertrained for the jobs they are asked to perform. In addition, much of the current research on school violence has not included paraprofessionals and other support staff. This study sought to uncover paraprofessionals' perceptions of violence they have experienced and the training they have received. Data was collected through interviews and a questionnaire.
Subject
Schools
Educational Leadership
Paraprofessional Training
Education
Support Staff
Special Education
School Violence
Violence
Paraprofessionals
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