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Case Study: Homebound Instructor

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LG: It is not just ill students that a Homebound Instructor works with?
CL: “Most of the students placed on homebound is for illness or pregnancy. We have two terminally ill students right now. We do have a few students for behavioral reason cannot be back in the buildings right now, such as a felony charges pending.
I am going to tell you the criteria and what the job encompasses. Each student, they get 5 hours a week of face to face time with the educator. Meeting this requirement is considered a fulltime education. Homebound Instructor could at any given time have no kids assigned to them or have 2-3 students assigned. Positive interpersonal relationship skills. They will work closely with the
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