Submitted by Stephen Dunne on June 13, 2018 - 12:13pm
Are you interested in working with young learners with and without disabilities?
Looking to add “positive behavior support” or “de-escalation techniques” to your CV?
Do you like making slime?
If you answered yes to any of the questions above, the JUMP Summer Internship may be right up your alley!
This experience provides up to 250 hours of experiential learning, offering you an opportunity to develop critical teaching tools and effective techniques for modifying and adapting classroom activities to meet the needs of any learner. Professional development connected with this internship results in an Advanced Right Response Certification.
This internship (for credit or volunteer) is appropriate for anyone in education, psychology, social work, speech and hearing sciences, physical or occupational therapy, or other fields related to working with individuals with disabilities or young learners.
Please contact Tara Coffin at jumphc@uw.edu if you are interested in learning more!