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Bradtke, Louise M.; And Others – 1971
Described is a preservice training program for staff members working with young, multiply handicapped, profoundly or severely mentally retarded children in an institutional setting. The training program, which emphasizes concrete and practical experiences, is intended to develop appropriate attitudes and technical competencies of both professional…
Descriptors: Exceptional Child Services, Inservice Education, Institutional Personnel, Mental Retardation
Clack, R. James; And Others – 1975
In 1972, the Student Counseling Center at Illinois State University initiated a paraprofessional program to assist students of the university in meeting their needs. This paper discusses the role, selection process, training, and supervision of the 72 undergraduate students currently employed in the program. The general role of these…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Inservice Education, Nonprofessional Personnel, Peer Counseling
Mittler, Mary L.; Dolan, R. Edmund – 1975
Since its inception in 1974, the Staff Development Program at Oakton Community College (Illinois) has been responsible for over 44 seminars, workshops, mini-courses, and guest speakers. Initially, modules (as given workshops are called) were generated by and for faculty alone. In fall 1975, however, the Staff Development Program became operational…
Descriptors: Administrators, College Faculty, Community Colleges, Inservice Education
Dillon, Elizabeth – 1978
For the purposes of this booklet, staff development is defined as "all those learning activities organized, conducted, and funded by the local school district that are designed to improve the on-the-job performance of district employees." Comprehensive school district staff development programs provide activities focusing on curriculum and…
Descriptors: Administrators, Boards of Education, Costs, Elementary Secondary Education
Gartner, Alan; Johnson, Harriet – 1970
This study focuses upon programs designed for full-time paraprofessional employees in human service agencies given time off with pay to attend school. The programs discussed are those whose curricula are designed to connect with and supplement the participants' work and which also grant degrees. Questionnaire returns from 162 such programs…
Descriptors: Career Choice, Career Opportunities, Career Planning, Educational Innovation
Tyer, Travis E., Ed. – Illinois Libraries, 1974
Ideas are presented on current practices in the continuing education of library personnel in the midwestern United States, with some emphasis on the role of state libraries and library associations. Allan B. Knox, Director of the Office of Continuing Education and Public Services, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, contributes the lead…
Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, Cooperative Programs, Coordination, External Degree Programs
Wolotsky, Hyman; And Others – 1970
The second booklet in the series Career Development in Head Start concerns the third component of career development, career ladders. Job descriptions are given for each step in the teaching ladder--the teaching assistant, traits, tasks, and training; the teaching assistant trainee; the teaching assistant; the senior teaching assistant; the career…
Descriptors: Career Development, Career Ladders, Career Opportunities, Career Planning
Pointer, Avis Y.; Fishman, Jacob R. – 1968
This manual is an introduction to the New Careers Program, a program developed to train the unemployed and/or underemployed in entry-level skills for nonprofessional jobs in the human services ("the fields of public service in which a person-to-person relationship, crucial to the provision of services, exists between the receivers and the…
Descriptors: Accreditation (Institutions), Audiovisual Aids, Career Planning, Certification