Issue link: http://digital.copcomm.com/i/517581
SUMMER 2015 | WEAnews 14 of Neely said Liz knows how to reach visual learners like her son, Cooper. "She would break help Cooper get out his inner thoughts," she said. Stephanie continued that her son was into trouble on the playground, but Liz re-taught him how to behave and interact in that playground police," Stephanie joked. Another example Stephanie shared about Cooper's progress was a story about: glue. Cooper using too much, as a lot of kids do. "Here's how Liz re-taught him," Stephanie said, "'It's knows how to reach those visual learners." Even today, Stephanie tears up telling stories under Liz's direction and help. Education support professionals can often go overlooked in schools, but they obviously educating the whole child. In Liz's case, we're all glad she didn't get overlooked, and so Cooper himself. The Education Support Professional of the Year Award recognizes a member whose activities contributions of the education support professionals to public education. Great Things Happen Everyday Sponsored By The Wyoming Highway Patrol