Inclusive education for students with Down syndrome has to be a collaborative process with all involved in education!
Friday, September 4, 2015
"Down syndrome 101" - UDSF
Down syndrome 101" - UDSF
I am a Special Education Advocate and Parent Trainer. A very proud parent to Mark and Mariah. Aunt Nana to many wonderful "Kiddo's" I hold close under my wing! Helping Parents Partner with Teachers. Helping with quality collaboration & communication so our Children with Unique Learning challenges are provided a Solid Education for their Future Success to Live Life Independently.
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Inclusion, belonging and the disability revolution: Jennie Fenton at TEDxBellingen
Wonderful talk!
Take a listen to this, it's about Inclusion, belonging and the Disability Revolution.
Jennie Fenton is so right on with what she says!! I just wish EVERYONE would listen to this and 'hear' what she's saying.
There is a Disability Revolution going on!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAM9nh8WC-8&feature=youtu.be&app=desktop
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Jennie Fenton
I am a Special Education Advocate and Parent Trainer. A very proud parent to Mark and Mariah. Aunt Nana to many wonderful "Kiddo's" I hold close under my wing! Helping Parents Partner with Teachers. Helping with quality collaboration & communication so our Children with Unique Learning challenges are provided a Solid Education for their Future Success to Live Life Independently.
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Inclusion is for all students.
Inclusion is for all students no matter what academic grade level they are, as long as they get some benefit.
Any teacher that loves to teach, knows that we all do not learn the same way. Teachers with a diverse classroom of students, should be able to figure out a little something to teach our kiddo's that are 2 or more years below grade level. As long as the student is getting "some benefit" in the least restrictive classroom.
Flexibility and a desire to help someone feel successful and make progress is all anyone wants.
Segregation & Discrimination is so old school and it's 2015 not the 60's!! I am so fed up with the not on grade level discussion and made up rules of the day!
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I am a Special Education Advocate and Parent Trainer. A very proud parent to Mark and Mariah. Aunt Nana to many wonderful "Kiddo's" I hold close under my wing! Helping Parents Partner with Teachers. Helping with quality collaboration & communication so our Children with Unique Learning challenges are provided a Solid Education for their Future Success to Live Life Independently.
Friday, March 20, 2015
DS Pins ~ 3.21.15 World Down syndrome Day!
They are all the same and different!
Mariah and I had fun making these #WDSD15 pins for her schoolmates!
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I am a Special Education Advocate and Parent Trainer. A very proud parent to Mark and Mariah. Aunt Nana to many wonderful "Kiddo's" I hold close under my wing! Helping Parents Partner with Teachers. Helping with quality collaboration & communication so our Children with Unique Learning challenges are provided a Solid Education for their Future Success to Live Life Independently.
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Katie Swingle speaks to the Florida Senate ~ Thankful for (PLSA) Personal Learning Scholarship Account for her Child
Published on Mar 6, 2015
Personal Learning Scholarship Accounts (PLSA) allow parents of students with certain disabilities to create a customized education plan by choosing the school, services, and therapies that fit the needs of their children.
SENATE BILL 602
Katie Swingle told lawmakers she hopes the program will be able to expand to help more families.
http://youtu.be/5aOGbosjhHY
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I am a Special Education Advocate and Parent Trainer. A very proud parent to Mark and Mariah. Aunt Nana to many wonderful "Kiddo's" I hold close under my wing! Helping Parents Partner with Teachers. Helping with quality collaboration & communication so our Children with Unique Learning challenges are provided a Solid Education for their Future Success to Live Life Independently.
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