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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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46:30

Interview with Joan Accolla of Healing Headbands

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/12/17

In this conversation, Joan Accolla shares her journey from interior design to discovering the healing power of humor. She discusses how her background in design led her to explore holistic health and the integration of laughter as a therapeutic tool. The conversation delves into the science behind laughter, its effects on the brain, and how intentional laughter can transform one's mindset and emotional well-being. Joan emphasizes the importance of humor in various aspects of life, including

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55:56

Interview with Jenifer Breaux; Traveling with Your...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/12/09

Jenifer Breaux is a Luxury Travel Agent and mother of two special needs children. Six years ago she opened a franchise of Dream Vacations called JB Travel Pros. Included in her work is her focus on helping families of special needs children make wonderful memories through travel. She is the author of Travel IS Possible - How to Travel with Children with Special NeedsIn this conversation, Mark and Jenifer Breaux discuss the challenges and triumphs of parenting children with special needs,

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19:37

Bridging the Gap: Inclusive Communication;...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/11/26

This episode is influenced by my recent conversations with guests on my show; particularly my chat with Taylor Winnett. We spoke about bridging the gap of communication between non-disabled people as they interact with disabled people. How does the conversation begin for someone who is unfamiliar with or has never met a disabled person and therefore may stumble when engaging for lack of appropriate, acceptable and respectful language? How can we get better at inclusive language to move the needle

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57:19

“ACCESS” Filmmaker, Chris Higgins Interview

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/11/18

summaryIn this conversation, Chris Higgins shares his journey as a filmmaker and writer, emphasizing the importance of accessibility in technology and storytelling. He discusses his film 'Access,' which profiles Corey Joseph, a user of assistive technology, and highlights the need for empathy and understanding in creating inclusive designs. The conversation explores the challenges of navigating conversations about disability and the role of generosity in sharing personal stories. In this

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59:16

Paralympian, Taylor Winnett Returns to Share Her Time...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/11/11

In this conversation, Taylor Winnett shares her reflections on competing in the Paralympics, and the emotional journey of balancing high expectations with the realities of performance. She discusses her future plans, including moving to Texas, aspirations for world championships, and the possibility of motherhood. Taylor also expresses her desire to coach and the importance of maintaining a positive mindset in sports and life. In this conversation, Taylor Winnett shares her experiences as a

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59:00

Music Education and the Special Needs Parent;...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/10/28

keywordsmusic education, special education, parental involvement, inclusivity, advocacy, misconceptions, music therapy, child development, songwriting, creativity, parent-teacher relationships, music education, child development, emotional regulation, musical exploration, parenting tips, music in schools, child psychology, music therapy, family bondingsummaryIn this conversation, Giuliana Conti and Mark discuss the vital role of music education, particularly for children with special needs. They

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20:36

Disability Inequality in Employment

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/10/24

In this episode I’m talking about a critical issue: inequality in employment for people with disabilities. Despite advancements in diversity and inclusion, millions of disabled individuals around the world still face enormous challenges when it comes to finding and maintaining employment. In today’s episode, I want to dive into why this problem persists, what’s being done about it, and how we can all contribute to creating more inclusive workplaces.

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49:05

AI and Special Ed; An Interview with Joan Green

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/10/15

keywordsAI, special education, learning differences, assistive technology, skill development, equity in education, communication tools, educational technology, AI, special needs, education, Goblin Tools, executive functioning, note-taking apps, communication, technology, learning support, transition to adulthoodsummaryThis conversation explores the intersection of AI and special education, focusing on how AI can support students with learning differences. Joan Green discusses the potential benefits

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57:01

Living with a Disability; An Interview with Kimberly...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/10/07

keywordsdisability, advocacy, accessibility, inclusion, mental health, representation, family dynamics, self-advocacy, education, awarenesssummaryIn this conversation, Kimberly shares her personal journey living with a disability, emphasizing the importance of advocacy, accessibility, and the need for awareness and education. She discusses her family dynamics, the role of siblings, and the challenges faced in relationships and employment. Kimberly highlights the significance of communication and

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12:35

Celebrating 100 Episodes

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/09/23

This episode is a huge milestone – it’s my 100th. Join me as I reflect on this adventure and talk about what's to come!

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15:59

Embracing Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/09/17

In this episode I’ll be diving into a key component of inclusive education that’s transforming classrooms: Universal Design for Learning, or UDL, and how flexible learning spaces are making education more accessible for all students. Whether you're a teacher, administrator, or parent, you'll find valuable insights into how these strategies can foster a more inclusive and engaging learning environment for every child.

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52:10

ARID1B Syndrome; Interview with CNN International...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/09/09

In this episode I’ll be speaking with Clarissa Ward. Clarissa co-founded FAR (Foundation for ARID1B Research) after being inspired by the love and determination of a group of parents, striving to give their children a better life. Her four-year-old son, Ezra, was diagnosed with the genetic anomaly in 2019. We will discuss and gain insight into the disorder, its impact on her son and family and her hopes and dreams for Ezra or Ezzie’s future.Clarissa is CNN’s multi award winning, chief international

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56:22

Part 2; AAC with Lauren Enders Gonzales

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/09/03

This episode is part 2 of my two part interview with Lauren Enders Gonzales, MA, CCC-SLP. This time we will be diving deeper into AAC; how to use it, what options are available, apps and more. Lauren is a licensed and certified speech-language pathologist (SLP) with 27 years of experience. Working as an SLP and Assistive Technology Consultant in K-12 school programs, she has developed expertise in Assistive Technology and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) with a focus on creating

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01:10:34

Interview with Dr. Giuliana Conti of Music Workshop;...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/08/26

In this episode I’m speaking with Dr. Giuliana Conti. Giuliana is Director of Music Workshop's Education & Equity. Music Workshop is a nonprofit organization that creates high-quality, culturally responsive music programming for teachers to use in their classrooms and professional development to further their own learning.Dr. Conti reveals her personal childhood challenges that brought her to the significance of healing and guiding growth through music listening and emersion. She explains Music

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01:13:19

BRCA 1 Gene Mutation; Kayla Connick Shares Her Story

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/08/19

*TRIGGER WARNING: This episode can be raw and descriptive at times. For anyone who might be upset by conversations about the specifics of breast surgery and reconstruction I just want you to be aware. Kayla expresses herself in a very frank, positive and humorous way so hopefully you will be able to receive her story as a celebration of the human spirit under very difficult conditions and feel empowered. In this episode I’ll be speaking to Kayla Connick. Kayla is a Music Therapist who I had the

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13:46

Paris 2024 Earns a Medal for Disability Accessibility...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/08/15

In this episode I’ll be taking a look at the impressive level of disability awareness and the efforts of the Paris Olympic Committee to improve accessibility at this year’s games.

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16:05

Inclusion; Reflections of a Teacher

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/08/07

In this episode I’ll be speaking about the rise of inclusion, the importance of its role in educating all children and my reflections on working in a private, state-supported school intended to meet the needs of the students with various disabilities.

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53:09

Interview with Paris Bound! USA Payalympic Swimmer,...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/07/22

In this episode I’ll be speaking with Para-Olympian Swimmer, Taylor Winnett. Taylor was America’s most decorated athlete at the 2023 Parapan American Games after medaling in 6 individual and 1 relay events in Paralympic Swimming, the Parapan American Games Record Holder in the Women’s S10 100m Butterfly, the American Record holder in the Women’s S10 50m Backstroke, and a National Team Member for U.S. Paralympics Swimming. She began swimming at age 4 and after acquiring a spinal injury and diagnosis

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55:11

Talking AAC with Lauren Enders Gonzales MA, CCC-SLP

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/07/15

In this episode I’ll be speaking about AAC (Alternative and Augmentative Communication) with Lauren Enders Gonzales, MA, CCC-SLP. Lauren is a licensed and certified speech-language pathologist (SLP) with 27 years of experience. Working as an SLP and Assistive Technology Consultant in K-12 school programs, she has developed expertise in Assistive Technology and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) with a focus on creating rich, meaningful, and engaging learning experiences. Lauren also

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14:31

Sensory-Friendly Shopping: Creating a Calmer Retail...

Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left Behind ·

2024/07/08

In this episode I’ll be speaking about sensory friendly shopping, how to find establishments near you and what you can do to influence businesses to become sensory friendly.https://specialedrising.com/

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