Universal Standards for Education Support Professionals: Cultural Competence

Content
1 module

Rating

Course length
2 hours

Instructor
Dan Brown

Released
29 Mar 2024

Price
Free + Sales tax

Description

The ESP Professional Growth Continuum, published by NEA, identifies Cultural Competence as one of the eight Universal Standards that describe what Education Support Professionals should know and be able to do.

If you haven't spent a lot of time exploring or focusing on cultural competence at work, that is OK! This course, which contains seven lessons, will help you gain a solid understanding of what cultural competence is, why it matters, and how to make it a valuable part of your day-to-day work. 

The ESP Professional Growth Continuum outlines skills and knowledge related to cultural competence (and all of the eight Universal Standards) at three levels of practice. Those are:

  • Foundational (I know this)
  • Proficient (I do this consistently)
  • Advanced/Mastery (I lead this)

This self-paced, independent study course can be explored on your own, or with colleagues. It has been developed by NEA members and staff specifically for ESPs, and features the perspectives of education support professionals just like you.

Objectives

This ESP-focused course, which contains seven lessons, will help you to gain a solid understanding of what cultural competence is, why it matters, and how to make it a valuable part of your day-to-day work. 

Additionally, this course will help you build your understanding of the NEA ESP Professional Growth Continuum, and how to use it to build your professional skills and knowledge.

Certificate

By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate ESP Independent Study Certificate

Learning credits

Hour
2.0
HRS
2.0
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Universal Standards for Education Support Professionals: Cultural Competence
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Added 19 days ago, by Kerry
It was a very informative training!
 
Added 21 days ago, by Laura
great course
 
Added about 2 months ago, by Anonymous
Great videos and discussions
 
Added about 2 months ago, by Annette
I enjoyed this course it made me realize that the actions of a person can be bias
 
Added about 2 months ago, by Allison
All he videos were really good, but I really loved the TV2 video. It made me tear-up a bit.
 
Added 2 months ago, by Jordan
Great course
 
Added 2 months ago, by Anonymous
This was the best one in the series, in my opinion.
 
Added 2 months ago, by Danetta
very strong information.
 
Added 2 months ago, by Anonymous
Content was fine, some of the videos could have been better.
 
Added 2 months ago, by Lisa
I find that this was a reminder for me to be more aware of my biases and how I treat everyone who is different from me.

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