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Reflection On Personal Care Instructional Aide
My current position within the school is being a Personal Care Instructional Aide. The student I am with, I have been with for the past three years. However, the beginning of this past November she started attending a different school within the district. She was transferred to this new school so she could receive full day learning support. I accompanied my student with this transition. I was the only familiarity she had in this new setting. Prior to this transition, she was at her home school for five years. Within those five years she built a sense of security, confidence, and community within that building. The first two weeks in the new school she was quiet and taking in the new environment she was part of. However, the next couple weeks

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