The Supervisor Training Curriculum for Developmental Disability Organizations - Evidence-Based Ways to Promote Work Quality and Enjoyment Among Support Staff
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Format
Paperback
Pages
145
Language
English
Published
Sep 1, 2010
Publisher
American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Edition
1
ISBN-10
1935304089
ISBN-13
9781935304081
Description
This curriculum serves as a comprehensive guide for organizations working with individuals who have developmental disabilities. It emphasizes the crucial role of supervisory staff in enhancing the work environment for support staff, ensuring they are equipped with the tools necessary to promote both work quality and job satisfaction.
The authors, noted experts in the field, share evidence-based strategies that foster professional growth and improve team dynamics among staff. By focusing on the unique challenges faced by developmental disability organizations, they provide insights into creating a more fulfilling workplace.
Training modules emphasize practical skills and decision-making processes that can be applied in everyday scenarios. Additionally, the curriculum includes valuable resources for ongoing learning, focusing on collaboration and communication among team members.
This work not only aims to uplift support staff but also addresses the needs of the individuals they serve, promoting a holistic approach to developmental disability care. It reflects an informed commitment to improving the quality of care in these vital organizations.
The authors, noted experts in the field, share evidence-based strategies that foster professional growth and improve team dynamics among staff. By focusing on the unique challenges faced by developmental disability organizations, they provide insights into creating a more fulfilling workplace.
Training modules emphasize practical skills and decision-making processes that can be applied in everyday scenarios. Additionally, the curriculum includes valuable resources for ongoing learning, focusing on collaboration and communication among team members.
This work not only aims to uplift support staff but also addresses the needs of the individuals they serve, promoting a holistic approach to developmental disability care. It reflects an informed commitment to improving the quality of care in these vital organizations.
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