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Personal Assistance Services for Individuals with Serious Psychiatric Disabilities: Skills Training Curriculum: Connection Training Guide
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This guide is one section of the training materials developed for the use of the personal assistance services workforce. (Authors)

The Trainer Guide is a lesson plan for a specific skill set. The four skill sets that comprise the Personal Assistant Services Curriculum include:

  • Connecting
  • Coaching
  • Collaborating
  • Managing Crises

Each lesson plan is divided into five sections:

  • Review— Skill set is introduced.
  • Overview—Key information about the skill set is presented.
  • Presentation—Specific skills are taught.
  • Exercise—Trainees’ learning is consolidated.
  • Summary—Learning experience is reviewed.

The approach to skill training is Direct Skills Teaching. In a classroom setting, trainees learn how to perform new skills from:

  • The information that the trainer imparts to them about the skill.
  • Observing examples of the skills being performed.
  • Having opportunities to practice the skill. (Authors)
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2003
Boston, MA
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