Shadow Teacher Preparation
A shadow teacher is a person who provides services to the school of a child with learning difficulties and their family by managing the needs of that child.
Training on preparing a shadow teacher.
The preparation of a shadow teacher, also known as a teaching assistant or professional assistant, involves providing services to the school of a child with learning difficulties and their family by managing the child's specific needs.
A shadow teacher is usually appointed by the family to provide additional support to their child with special needs throughout the school day, addressing academic, behavioral, social, or communication needs.
- Psychologists and social workers.
- Educators and teachers.
- Special needs teachers.
- Mothers of children with special needs.
- Merge teachers.
Canadian-American Board
Abu Dhabi Vocational Education and Training Center Certificate
Relevant Programs
Other Departments
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Level: Beginner
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Trainer: Ms. Amniya Samir
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Duration : 16 Training Hours
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Last Update : 23/9/2024
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Code : 06-10
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Training Field: Educational
Contents of the course
Have you ever wondered about the vital role a shadow teacher plays in helping children with special needs reach their full potential in an educational environment? Our institute is pleased to offer a specialized training program aimed at developing a comprehensive understanding of the role of a shadow teacher and enhancing your skills in working with children with special needs, contributing to a bright future for them.
Training Program Topics:
The Importance and Effective Role of a Shadow Teacher:
- Understanding the role of a shadow teacher in supporting children academically and socially.
- The difference between a shadow teacher and a traditional teacher and how each impacts the educational process.
Understanding the Needs of Children with Special Needs:
- Identifying the challenges they face in the educational environment.
- How to help children overcome these challenges with innovative methods.
Integration and Its Goals:
- Successful integration strategies in schools.
- The benefits of integration and its positive effects on the child and the educational community.
Designing Individualized Programs:
- How to assess the child’s level and set SMART educational goals.
- Using Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) to achieve tangible progress.
Adapting Curricula for Children with Special Needs:
- Strategies for modifying academic content to meet the child’s needs.
- Providing a supportive learning environment that ensures child engagement and integration.
Basic Skills for Shadow Teachers:
- Enhancing the child’s academic and social skills.
- Communication skills with the child and the public.
- Public speaking and presentation skills for effective communication with parents and colleagues.
Don’t miss the opportunity to join this distinguished training program, which will qualify you to be an effective and qualified shadow teacher. Whether you aim to develop your skills or are interested in entering the field of special education, this program is your first step towards making a positive impact in the lives of children who need your support.
Register now and embark on a future filled with impact and inspiration!
