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Students Share How Inclusive Education Works At Hope Technology School
Inclusion in the classroom has become a topic of discussion in recent years. Though all students deserve to be included, those with disabilities often get overlooked or cast aside. Many theories and ideas have surfaced in regards to this, but successful execution of inclusive education is seen few and far between. One school that has…
Everyone Can Create: Apple’s Educational Campaign is a Step Toward Inclusion
After two years of promoting its “Everyone Can Code” campaign that pushed for incorporating STEM and especially coding into schools’ learning objectives and curricula, Apple has shifted its focus to the notion that “Everyone can Create.” Through using their products, Apple hopes that not only will students be able to learn now to think creatively in a way that keeps them engaged, but teachers will also be able to be supported in incorporating new and creative ways into their curriculum that includes all types of students.
Step Inside The Virtual World Where Possibilities Are Endless For Virtual Reality
Virtual Reality (VR) is a burgeoning technology space that is only limited by what we can image. With those possibility there has been an effort to use VR for good. Whether in the education arena or, simply, even helping kids with doctor visits and receiving vaccines. Russ sits down with Parker and Sean to talk about VR…
How To Implement The 5 Levels of Inclusion and Change Your Life in The Process
Inclusion isn’t always easy. Even though it is a lifestyle we believe everyone should excel towards sometimes we feel unequipped in how to comprehensively include those with Special Needs. But inclusion isn’t just a program it is a accumulation of moments that are seized. Those moments when you notice someone wants to be included or…
The 5 Levels of Inclusion & Why Inclusion Matters In Society
The 5 Levels of Inclusion is an inclusion philosophy developed by Russ Ewell years ago to help guide people on how true inclusion is a holistic approach. Russ sits down with his friend Greg Bodzioch and San Jose State University student Jackson Schaefer, who is studying Inclusive Physical Activity in Communities for his Kinesiology degree...
Dealing with Fatigue in Special Needs Parents
“Perseverance is not a long race; it’s many short races one after the other.” Walter Elliot The reality of this quote is best displayed in the example of parenting. It’s the short races of seeing your child take their first step, say their first words, and tie their first shoe. It’s watching them go to…
Finding A Special Needs Doctor That Helps You
David P. Traver, M.D., FAAP joins the show along with Cameron Straw, Certified Nutrition Consultant (CNC), to discuss what it takes from all of us to build the right team of support around those we love with special needs. Navigating the healthcare system can seem like a daunting task but when we remember that it’s about…
How Technology is Opening Doors for Social Inclusion
While many demographics have stood up and spoken out this past year, such as the Me Too Movement and the DACA Dreamers, one very powerful and relevant demographic still tends to slip into the background in today’s media. The disabled community is an ever-growing and yet ever-neglected population in our society. Time and time again,…