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Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind

This former Special Ed classroom teacher is on his own with a microphone, to share some of the magic he"s learned in his 36+ years in the field. Stories, strategies, and a true grasp for what life can be like for parents and caregivers of Disabled children are waiting here! Witnessing, first hand, your challenges in the home has invigorated my desire to share what I know and to be a cheerleader for your lives and the lives of your child using mindfulness as a fulcrum to success. You are not

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21:33

Considering the Sibling of a Disabled Individual

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/07/18

This episode addresses that often forgotten segment of the exceptional needs community, the siblings of disabled individuals. I address the challenges and present some options to help you help your child manage the ups and downs of being the brother or sister of a sibling with a disability .

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21:48

Addressing School Retaliation Tactics Against Parents

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/07/06

Today’s episode addresses an uncomfortable reality that has been going on for a long time and one that I was only recently made aware of. It is the practice of school’s weaponizing child protective services and other forms of retaliation against parents for advocating for their special education child. This was a stunning revelation for me and so disturbing that I feel it is important to put wind behind it as families are being greatly affected and even torn apart.

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18:23

5 STEPS TO CREATING AN EFFECTIVE ROUTINE FOR YOUR...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/06/19

Today’s episode is about the significance of routines and PRESENTS 5 STEPS TO CREATING AN EFFECTIVE ROUTINE FOR YOUR NEURODIVERSE CHILD and how to handle change. Routines and schedules can be keys to your child feeling comfortable in their day by knowing what to expect and what is expected of them. Following a consistent routine can be a game changer in home and at school. And helping your child to develop coping skills can enable them to manage unexpected change.

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01:10:15

Interview with Olivier Bernier, Director of the film,...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/06/04

In this episode I have the distinct pleasure of interviewing Olivier Bernier, Director of a new documentary entitled; FORGET ME NOT. In the film as 3-year-old Emilio prepares to start school, his family finds itself embroiled in a challenge all too common for children with disabilities – to secure the right to an inclusive education.

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31:10

Examining Our Nation's Moral Compass In Relation to...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/05/23

This episode is a little different as I am opening the conversation on matters that are having an impact on our children and the nation as a whole; this episode is an examination of our moral compass in America. How are the choices being made by our leaders and the citizenry impacting our children? Do we have the rights that we thought we had and are we foolish in our thinking that democracy can’t be lost?

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57:03

Interview with Transition Expert, Gretchen Levine

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/05/15

In today’s episode I have the pleasure of speaking with Gretchen Levine, Transition Specialist with the Weinfeld Education Group (You can find my interview with Rich Weinfeld, Director of the Weinfeld Group in episode 40). Ms. Levine assists students to plan and obtain services for transition from high school to post secondary life, both as a transition teacher with Katherine Thomas School and through her work with Eric A. Levine and Associates.

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10:27

The Benefits of Interactive Murals

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/05/08

Today’s episode is about the benefits of an interactive mural in a sensory space. This is a short podcast but one I feel might be a game changer when considered as a motivating tool for managing anxiety, stress, meltdowns while encouraging growth in communication.

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01:11:30

Interview with Evan Weinberger, CEO of Illuminos LLC

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/04/30

Illuminos is an academic coaching and tutoring company Evan co-founded with his cousin Wendy in 2016 after a decade of success growing the sister company he founded in Texas in 2006 called Staying Ahead of the Game LLC. The focus of his award-winning and research-driven program is helping kids build the executive functioning skills they need to be successful in the classroom and beyond. The core components include helping students with organization, time management, and influencing the perceptions

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56:48

Interview with Raising Orchid Kids, Jen Dryer, MA and...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/04/17

In this episode I have the distinct honor of interviewing the two impressive women behind Raising Orchid Kids. Jen Dryer, MA is a parent coach and education consultant who supports families and teachers of neurodivergent children. Jen has more than 20 years of experience working with children, families and teachers, in her work in both NYC and DC as a public school teacher, staff developer, and parent coach. She has two neurodivergent children and Gabriele Nicolet, MA, CCC-SLP (Certificate of

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18:08

The IEP

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/04/09

Today’s episode is about the IEP. Part personal perspective and experience and part sharing resources to help you navigate the process.

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16:49

I See Red When I See You: Avoiding the Crater of Self...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/03/26

Today I’m going to present a tip for dealing with how to manage self criticism and self judgment that can snowball into periods in which you may feel hopeless, lost or ineffective. The idea of which is based on living in reality vs what we imagine or convince ourselves to be true.

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16:30

The Importance of Play for Sharing and Taking Turns

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/03/13

Today I’m talking about the how children learn the skills of turn taking and sharing. These can be two very challenging areas for toddlers and preschoolers to grasp and accept. I’ll discusssome strategies that can help you over the hump in shaping a stellar social skills super star!

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17:44

Positive Parenting Language Paradigm and It's Ok to...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/03/06

Today I’d like to speak to the language challenge inherent to parenting; negative vs positive word choices and there impact on your child and then explore the ability of parents of disabled kids to say “no,” not only to their children but to demands or asks that overextend and tax them in life in and apart from their family. Can a parent be comfortable saying no when their gut tells them it is the right, preferred or healthier choice?

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20:22

The Awakening Power of Music

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/02/27

Today I’d like to speak to an experience I had recently that has proven to me the value of music as a healer and as a life force for people suffering brain disorders that can impact communication, behavior and social engagement. Music Therapist Kayla Connick believes, "Music has always been and will always be with us; always waiting and inviting us to engage with it, to heal us, to help us make sense of and find meaning in this life." Check out my interview with this talented woman in episode 11

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22:07

Parents Facing Early Childhood Delays: A Mindful...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/02/20

In this episode, I’ll be speaking about ways to approach dealing with real or perceived developmental delays in your toddlers and early learners. This is a stressful time for parents and I feel it’s good to take a step back, remind ourselves to breathe and take on the “what ifs. “ Not easy.

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01:02:50

Interview with Molly Prep: Author of "Cancer Angst"

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/02/06

Today I’m speaking with Molly Prep, author of, “Cancer Angst, “ which follows Molly’s coming of age after a childhood shaped by sickness and spans the period from her second-grade diagnosis to her senior year of high school. Molly Prep is a reader, writer, fitness instructor, and life enthusiast. Her Instagram is @mollyprepwrites.

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20:44

REFLECTIONS ON DISCRIMINATION

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/01/31

Today I’m speaking about discrimination both historic and present day. Is there a realistic alternative to prejudice and unjust treatment of groups of people based on ethnicity, religion or a personal belief system, sex or disability? When we are considering differences that do not seek to harm others, is it possible to allow everyone to simply be who they are?

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57:54

Interview with Rich Weinfeld of Weinfeld Education...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/01/22

I’ll be speaking with Rich Weinfeld, director of the Weinfeld Education Group, LLC, a group of over 15 special educational consultants, located in Maryland, Washington DC, and Virginia, and now providing virtual services throughout the United States. Rich founded WEG in 2006 after completing a 30 year career in Montgomery County (MD) Public Schools.For more on Rich go to specialedrising.com's resource page.

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21:36

Dealing with Trauma In Children

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/01/17

Today I’ll be speaking about dealing with trauma as a caregiver, sharing some stories from my teaching days and touching upon trauma informed care. Parents, guardians, teachers and other healthcare professionals have to deal with children who have experienced traumatic events in their lives. How can you best approach guiding them through the fallout?

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18:00

Social Stories

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2023/01/09

Today I’ll be speaking about social stories. What are they? How do we use them? And, can they be effective?

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