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Written Documentation

Communication & Collaboration

Producing clear, factual, observable written records — incident reports, daily logs, communication notes — that hold up to family, administrator, or legal review.

See it done

What strong practice looks like — and why.

Practice Library Guides

Local

In-depth guides written specifically for paraprofessionals — no login required.

Instructional Practice

Programming Sheets and Procedural Fidelity

You run programs that another adult also runs — and consistency between you is the difference between the program working and not.

Data & Documentation

Documentation Standards

You write data sheets, session notes, communication logs, or incident summaries — and you want them to hold up if a family, administrator, or attorney reads them later.

Data & Documentation

Special Incident Reports

Something happened that warrants documentation beyond normal session notes — aggression, self-injury, elopement, restraint, medical event, threat — and you have to file an incident report.

Try it

Recall is where it sticks — a few quick scenarios.

Quick check: try a few scenarios in Communication & Collaboration

Reading is useful, but recall is where it sticks. Three short scenarios, low-stakes, no scoring — about 3 minutes. You can stop any time.

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