Which item is described as modeling strategies for paraprofessionals?

• A. Providing feedback
• B. Modeling strategies
• C. Planning curriculum
• D. Scheduling

Answer: (B)

Modeling strategies means showing exactly how to implement a particular approach so paraprofessionals can observe and imitate it. When a supervisor demonstrates the steps, language, prompts, and sequence for a given strategy, the paraprofessional sees a real-world example of how to apply it in the classroom. This helps ensure they implement the approach with fidelity because they’re not guessing—they’re following a live demonstration and can replicate it with guidance. It’s different from giving feedback (which occurs after performance to improve it), planning curriculum (designing what will be taught and in what order), or scheduling (organizing time and resources).