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Special Education Out Loud highlights personal perspectives of special education and disability rights through the lives, stories, and experiences of families, professionals, and individuals with disabilities.
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Average audio length:
63 minutes
English
United States
6 episodes
since Jan. 31, 2020
episodic
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The COVID school closures have impacted the world of education on many levels, especially for our students with disabilities. The changes have been profound. Among the list of 'major concerns' every parent is holding, there has been a lot of buzz about regression in speech and language skills. In t…
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We recently recorded one of our team meetings. Listen in as we answer questions about special education practices, policy, IEP mandates, guardianship, special needs trust, due process procedures, and more! Due to some technical difficulties on the Zoom recording feature, we were not able to sh…
April is celebrated as the month for Autism Awareness, however, for a young man like Nick St. Clair, he celebrates Autism through his artwork each and every day. Born in Philadelphia and raised in Cherry Hill, NJ, Nick works with local organizations and businesses to bring flair and unique style to…
Our team at Advo-Kids believes parents are their child's best advocate and it's our job to help them advocate in the best ways! Parent advocacy is the driving force behind ALL successful strides in special education, yet so many parents feel uninformed, alone, and frustrated when facing this journe…
Dr. Buzz Mingin is an AMAZING guest who shares his passion for helping educators and students succeed using the system of Coping and Accountability. Listen now to learn how school leadership sets the tone for improving the climate and culture of teacher morale, classroom management, and student dev…
To launch this podcast, Denver Leigh interviews a young professional who shares his passion and experience of self-advocacy and Autism. Robert Schmus proudly refers to himself as an "Aspie", which denotes his diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome and is further explained throughout the interview. During…
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