JWU Magazine X J-Who | At Its Core: Gen Ed for Gen Z
Making gen ed meaningful for Gen Z. How JWU is reinventing the core to build real-world skills. Discover JWU Magazine's Fall 2025 feature, Gen Ed for Gen Z.
Building Range: Rethinking General Education with Dr. Jonathan Woodward
What if the future belongs not to specialists, but to those with range?
In this episode of UnchartED State, co-hosts Sean Owen and Maddie Ludt are joined by Dr. Jonathan Woodward, Vice President of Teaching & Learning and Community Campus at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, to explore how …
#74 What Least Restrictive Environment Really Means And How Schools Get It Wrong
You’re sitting in an IEP meeting and someone says, "We need to consider LRE," and everyone around the table nods like they just shared a deep universal truth. Meanwhile, you're wondering if you missed a memo, or worse, you’re realizing that this one little acronym is being used to make a massive de…
Make a Wish: Reimagining SPED Teacher Well-Being with Emily Griswold from 11:11 Wellness
On this episode, we're diving deep into a topic that we hear about often from our community: the unique and often overwhelming wellness challenges facing SPED, or special education, teachers. Of course, we know that the work of supporting our most vulnerable students comes with immense rewards, but…
The Edges of Inclusion
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Amy brings a real moment from home: her children come backfrom school excited about inclusion activities—adaptive sports, conversations about disability, and new perspectives. The experience is meaningful, engaging, and clearly impactful. But it raises a quieter question: why does i…
330: Trade Shows, Travel Hacks, and Changes at Apple
In this episode of The AV Life, host Tim Van Woeart is joined by Brandy Johnson, Nancy Blanchard, virtual Murphy Daley, and special guest Chris Kelly, Managing Editor for Higher Ed AV Media. The crew reflects on a successful NAB Show, noting a pivot toward "quality over quantity" in leads. Exciteme…
Does Every Child Need a Label? The Truth About IEPs, Accommodations & the Broken System
🎙️S5 E19Parents… let’s rip the Band-Aid off. 💜
In this bold, honest episode of 𝘗𝘢𝘮 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘗𝘶𝘳𝘱𝘭𝘦 𝘊𝘰𝘶𝘤𝘩, Pam and Manny dive into one of the hottest debates in education right now:
👉 Are we over-labeling kids? Or is the system failing neurodivergent children so badly that labels are the only way t…
From Neuro-Design to Agentic AI: How Precision Education is Transforming Inclusion
Advanced Methodologies for Inclusive Education: Research-Based Strategies for General Education Classrooms (2024-2026)
The conceptualization of inclusive education has shifted from a model of mere physical presence to a sophisticated, data-driven, and neuroscience-informed paradigm. As general…
"Gen Ed Is a Joke at Most Schools" (Guest Mark Bauerlein)
Dr. Mark Bauerlein, Professor Emeritus at Emory University, and contributing editor at First Things Magazine, on his recent article at The Wall Street Journal, “Gen Ed Is a Joke at Most Schools,” and the 75th anniversary of the publication of The Catcher in the Rye. Dr. Bauerline shares his concern…
Bridging the Gap: Special Ed Meets Gen Ed
What happens when special education and general education truly come together? Join us as we talk with Robin Stripling, Inclusion Specialist at NWAESC, about the “why” behind accommodations and how teachers can realistically plan lessons that give every student the opportunity to succeed. We’ll exp…
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