P3 | Imamother

runninglate ↓

Tue, Sep 06 2011, 10:13 pm

its basically tutoring for kids who are approved. It pays about forty an hour, but you can combine up to five kids at a time and make up to one hundred an hr. I dont know anyone who actually does that, though. I think bec its hard to arrange.

B"H ↓

Wed, Sep 07 2011, 12:49 am

yeah you just have to be a certified special ed teacher.
it pays about forty an hour. (as someone said, you can combine more kids and make more per hour but it's not practical to arrange. usually each kid needs different stuff and or different timing.)

↑ B"H ↓

Wed, Sep 07 2011, 7:59 am

runninglate wrote:

any certified teacher can do it, but I think you do need approval. Try calling project learn for more info.

you need approval for each specific case, you send in the forms once you get your students.

amother ↓

Thu, Sep 08 2011, 5:09 pm

So glad there's a post about this! I may have gotten myself into a bit of a predicament. I am certified Sp Ed Br-2. I accepted a case the mother told me the child was in 2nd grade and I agreed not thinking carefully, but it was in the summer and when the mother called to confirm, the child is now in 3rd grade. Do I have to cancel? I feel bad now that the school year has started.

Fabulous ↓

Thu, Sep 08 2011, 5:20 pm

B"H wrote:

runninglate wrote:

any certified teacher can do it, but I think you do need approval. Try calling project learn for more info.

you need approval for each specific case, you send in the forms once you get your students.

Do you know who I can contact if I am a certified teacher in NYS?

Nechamie

Thu, Sep 08 2011, 6:11 pm

I am currently a P3 provider. I have my internship certification. I am almost done with my masters degree in special ed and have taken all 4 certification tests. However, to be a P3 provider I think all you really need is a B.A. and one certification test I think the LAST. Children who have had SEEIT in headstart usually get P3 when they reach age 5. Most children get approved for One period a day (5 per week). A period is not an hour it's about 45 minutes. The rate is $41.98 per period. Maximum ration is 8:1. P3 providers only deal with the cognitive aspect of learning. Good Luck! I have been teaching for many years and am looking forward to being a P3 provider and a SEEIT.

↑ amother ↓

Thu, Sep 08 2011, 6:40 pm

My DS turned 5. He had seit until now. They advised me to request P3. However, at the meeting of turning 5 I was told its basically only in public schools. I told her it doesn't make sense. In the end she says I can try sending a letter and they will see. Does anyone know if its only available in public schools???

↑ amother

Thu, Sep 08 2011, 8:07 pm

Runninglate, thanks for your reply. By after school you mean in the school building after classes finish or at home? Btw I forgot to mention that I live in Brooklyn, if that matters.

↑ B"H ↓

Thu, Sep 08 2011, 8:17 pm

amother wrote:

call the board of ed and ask. they're not always so strict about it, but find out right away so you can let the mother know if she has to look for someone else.

↑ runninglate

Thu, Sep 08 2011, 8:18 pm

anywhere. Students home, providers home. Btw, if anyone is looking for a provider in bp or flatbush, pm me. Depending on logistics, I might do it.anywhere. Students home, providers home. Btw, if anyone is looking for a provider in bp or flatbush, pm me. Depending on logistics, I might do it.

↑ B"H ↓

Thu, Sep 08 2011, 8:18 pm

Fabulous wrote:

B"H wrote:

runninglate wrote:

any certified teacher can do it, but I think you do need approval. Try calling project learn for more info.

you need approval for each specific case, you send in the forms once you get your students.

Do you know who I can contact if I am a certified teacher in NYS?

who to contact about what? each student is given a form for the p3 teacher to fill out to apply for their case.

↑ Fabulous ↓

Thu, Sep 08 2011, 8:22 pm

B"H wrote:

Fabulous wrote:

B"H wrote:

runninglate wrote:

any certified teacher can do it, but I think you do need approval. Try calling project learn for more info.

you need approval for each specific case, you send in the forms once you get your students.

Do you know who I can contact if I am a certified teacher in NYS?

who to contact about what? each student is given a form for the p3 teacher to fill out to apply for their case.

I want to know if I can do P3 for them. I would like the exact certification/qualifications that I need before providing this service.

↑ B"H ↓

Thu, Sep 08 2011, 8:23 pm

Nechamie wrote:

A period is not an hour it's about 45 minutes.

btw this is a common misconception. the 45 min thing only applies if you do it in school, because they have 45 min periods. but if you do it at home you can do five full hours. this is what I was told by patty mullady, district coordinator.

↑ B"H ↓

Thu, Sep 08 2011, 8:24 pm

Fabulous wrote:

B"H wrote:

Fabulous wrote:

B"H wrote:

runninglate wrote:

any certified teacher can do it, but I think you do need approval. Try calling project learn for more info.

you need approval for each specific case, you send in the forms once you get your students.

Do you know who I can contact if I am a certified teacher in NYS?

who to contact about what? each student is given a form for the p3 teacher to fill out to apply for their case.

I want to know if I can do P3 for them. I would like the exact certification/qualifications that I need before providing this service.

I don't know what district you're in, but try patty mullady- 718-968-6271

↑ Fabulous ↓

Thu, Sep 08 2011, 8:25 pm

B"H wrote:

Fabulous wrote:

B"H wrote:

Fabulous wrote:

B"H wrote:

runninglate wrote:

any certified teacher can do it, but I think you do need approval. Try calling project learn for more info.

you need approval for each specific case, you send in the forms once you get your students.

Do you know who I can contact if I am a certified teacher in NYS?

who to contact about what? each student is given a form for the p3 teacher to fill out to apply for their case.

I want to know if I can do P3 for them. I would like the exact certification/qualifications that I need before providing this service.

I don't know what district you're in, but try patty mullady- 718-968-6271

Thanks! I live in Boro Park. Where does she work? The board of ed?

↑ B"H

Thu, Sep 08 2011, 8:39 pm

Fabulous wrote:

B"H wrote:

Fabulous wrote:

B"H wrote:

Fabulous wrote:

B"H wrote:

runninglate wrote:

any certified teacher can do it, but I think you do need approval. Try calling project learn for more info.

you need approval for each specific case, you send in the forms once you get your students.

Do you know who I can contact if I am a certified teacher in NYS?

who to contact about what? each student is given a form for the p3 teacher to fill out to apply for their case.

I want to know if I can do P3 for them. I would like the exact certification/qualifications that I need before providing this service.

I don't know what district you're in, but try patty mullady- 718-968-6271

Thanks! I live in Boro Park. Where does she work? The board of ed?

yeah, she's in charge of p3 in certain districts. pretty sure it includes boro park, not positive though. can't hurt to try, if she's not the right person she'll direct you to the right person. she's very helpful.