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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What does "para" mean? You said he is "getting used to being a para."[/quote] He’s a para educator, which means he’s probably teamed with the child with special needs, and when the teacher is being rude to her for brushing her hair, he was trying to explain that it’s “stimming” which keeps her calm. It’s not his responsibility to have other kids, not stare at her. That’s the job of the teacher..[/quote] He said the child is "secretly ND" (neurodivergent) so it is highly unlikely she has a 1:1. Sounds like this guy is just parroting things he is hearing online. Either way, it is WILDLY inappropriate to bring attention to a child's "stimming" (regardless if she was or not) in front of the whole class. It's also completely inappropriate for a para to undermine the classroom teacher in front of students. Somebody needs to tell this guy to stay in his lane and that person should be his supervisor.[/quote]
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