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    Re: Need Advice
    Posted by: vanessa on 11/04/09

    Congratulations on your new endeavor as a special education
    assistant for the severely disabled. Just go in with an open
    mind and a positive mindset. To work with children who are
    severely disable it is a humbling experience. They are so
    precious in God's sight. Give them your best and always
    create a positive and upbeat atmosphere. Im sure it will be a
    totally different experience from what you are used to but I
    pray that you will enjoy the children and the work. Also,
    just keep in mind, bring the positive energy not the nervous
    or fearful energy for the children will sense it.

    On 11/03/09, Spec. Ed Asst. wrote:
    > I have been an instructional assistant with a local school
    > district for about 3 years. I have just accepted a position
    > to work with severely disabled children. I am very excited
    > about this new opportunity, however I am also a little
    > nervous. As a FT student/preservice teacher, I am hoping
    > this will give me the experience to determine if special
    > education is the right path for me. I have worked the past
    > three years in traditional classrooms, assisting students
    > who are below grade level. I welcome any assistance, tips,
    > suggestions, or strategies that you can offer me (the
    > assistant) in working with severely disabled students.


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