Paraprofessional Training Programs in Junior Colleges.

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Main Authors: Boyer, Marcia A., Overall, Jesse
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1971
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author Boyer, Marcia A.
Overall, Jesse
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Overall, Jesse
Boyer, Marcia A.
Overall, Jesse
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contents Paraprofessional Training Programs in Junior Colleges. Boyer, Marcia A. Overall, Jesse Allied Health Occupations Career Opportunities Library Technicians Paraprofessional Personnel Paraprofessional School Personnel Social Services Teacher Aides Two Year Colleges With the growth of technology and our increased population, many functions previously performed by professionals are now being delegated to paraprofessionals. This Research Review discusses four paraprofessional training programs offered by junior colleges: teacher aide, library technician, social work assistant, and allied health and medical assistant. All programs discussed provide on-the-job training as well as a formal education. (Author/CA)
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spellingShingle Paraprofessional Training Programs in Junior Colleges.
Boyer, Marcia A.
Overall, Jesse
Allied Health Occupations
Career Opportunities
Library Technicians
Paraprofessional Personnel
Paraprofessional School Personnel
Social Services
Teacher Aides
Two Year Colleges
Paraprofessional Training Programs in Junior Colleges. Boyer, Marcia A. Overall, Jesse Allied Health Occupations Career Opportunities Library Technicians Paraprofessional Personnel Paraprofessional School Personnel Social Services Teacher Aides Two Year Colleges With the growth of technology and our increased population, many functions previously performed by professionals are now being delegated to paraprofessionals. This Research Review discusses four paraprofessional training programs offered by junior colleges: teacher aide, library technician, social work assistant, and allied health and medical assistant. All programs discussed provide on-the-job training as well as a formal education. (Author/CA)
title Paraprofessional Training Programs in Junior Colleges.
topic Allied Health Occupations
Career Opportunities
Library Technicians
Paraprofessional Personnel
Paraprofessional School Personnel
Social Services
Teacher Aides
Two Year Colleges
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED045088