ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This special interview features Carli Dovidio, an Autistic Classroom teacher. She supports five limited and non-verbal students in her classroom each day as an Intermediate Unit employee.
She shares her experience and wisdom working in Special Education.
She discusses students needs, using creativity to meet goals, and having compassion for her students. She also shares insights on working collaboratively with other staff.
English
United States
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