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Falling for Learning Podcast

This podcast supports parents and caregivers in gaining the tools and information needed to keep the next generation on track for learning and on track for success!New episodes released Saturdays at 5 p.m. Pacific Time.Follow us: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fallingforlearning/. Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fallingforlearning/.

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39:20

Adulting with Autism: Essential Tips for Parents in...

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2025/09/28

Send us a text In this conversation, April Ratchford, the host of Adulting With Autism Podcast, shares her personal journey with autism - as an individual, as a parent, and as an occupational therapist. She discusses the importance of understanding autism from a cultural perspective, the challenges of navigating diagnosis and advocacy, and the implications of masking in autistic individuals. April emphasizes the need for community support and resources, especially during the transition ...

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28:21

From Struggles to Strength: How Parents and Educators...

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2025/09/21

Send us a text Support the show We drop new episodes every Saturday at 5 p.m. Pacific Time. Follow us: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fallingforlearning/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fallingforlearning/ https://linktr.ee/falling4learning

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38:28

Creative Math Fun that Activates Achievement | ep 116

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2025/09/14

Send us a text Reach out to Dave Cole on his website - https://davecolebooks.com/ T.D. Flenaugh interviewed Dave Cole, a math enthusiast since third grade, who shared his journey from loving math puzzles to a career in engineering and computer science. He emphasized the importance of making math fun and engaging for children. Cole discussed his summer math camp for elementary school kids. He also highlighted the series of math-themed mystery books that he authored for kids. Cole advised par...

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34:09

AI is Changing Learning Fast! | ep. 115

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2025/09/07

Send us a text Tarquinn Curry discusses the importance of prompting skills, detecting bias, and critical thinking in the age of AI. He emphasizes the need for human skills like communication and collaboration, which AI cannot replicate. Curry highlights tools like ChatGPT and Google AI Studio for educational purposes, such as creating study guides, podcasts, and visual aids. He notes that AI can help students learn efficiently and create content, but warns of potential ethical issues, such as...

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AI: Preparing Kids for the Future - Part 1| Ep. 114

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2025/08/31

Send us a text TD Flenaugh and Tarquinn Curry discuss the impact of AI on education and career preparation. Curry, an educator and parent, emphasizes the importance of teaching students to use AI responsibly and effectively. He shares his journey from teaching biology to robotics and film production, highlighting the practical benefits of hands-on learning. Curry introduces AI tools like ChatGPT and prompts, stressing the need for students to develop critical thinking and creativity. He also ...

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41:21

Inside The Pearl Online School: Real Talk on Building...

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2025/08/24

Send us a text Dr. Robin Harwick, founder of The Pearl Online Democratic High School, discusses her journey from a curious child to an educator, emphasizing the importance of challenging gifted students to prevent dropout rates. She highlights that 25% of gifted students drop out due to lack of challenge. The school, which started in 2020, serves over 60% BIPOC and 65% neurodivergent students, with classes capped at 10 for personalized learning. The school offers a sliding scale and scholarsh...

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37:16

Become a Guerilla Scholar with Dr. Sheldon Greaves |...

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2025/08/17

Send us a text In this episode of the Falling for Learning podcast, Dr. Sheldon Greaves shares his journey of lifelong learning and the concept of guerrilla scholarship. He discusses the influence of his parents, the importance of public resources like libraries, and how curiosity can foster a love for learning. Dr. Greaves emphasizes the need for critical thinking in today's information age and the value of community in the learning process. He also reflects on his educational journey, the c...

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40:46

The Dyslexic Professor: Teaching Kids to Overcome...

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2025/08/10

Send us a text Join us on the Falling for Learning podcast as TD Flenaugh and Russell Van Brocklen, the dyslexic professor, delve into effective strategies for supporting students with dyslexia. Russell shares his innovative approach, emphasizing the importance of leveraging students' special interests and teaching from the specific to the general. Learn how word analysis followed by articulation can transform learning experiences and empower students to overcome challenges. This episode is p...

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31:37

They Can Do It - Even with Special Needs | Ep. 110

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2025/08/03

Send us a text TD Flenaugh and Michelle Steiner discuss overcoming learning disabilities. Michelle shares her struggles with math and social acceptance, having been diagnosed with a learning disability in kindergarten. Despite setbacks, she found support in a writing group and advocated for herself, achieving a bachelor's degree. Michelle emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis, accommodations, and self-advocacy. She highlights her blog, Michelle's Mission, and upcoming projects. Michell...

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25:51

How Can We Help Kids With Special Needs Succeed? |...

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2025/07/27

Send us a text Join Myneedsnetwork.org Check out the research that fueled this project in the Journal of Participatory Research Methods: Fafard, M., Lukens-Bull, K., Pinard, M., & Bautista, M. (2025). My Needs Network: How a Community-Based Participatory Research Process Morphed Into a Sustainable Community-Driven Networking Platform. Journal of Participatory Research Methods, 6(2), 1–27 TD Flenaugh interviews Mark Fafard about the challenges of supporting children with specia...

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37:05

Solutions for Children with Trauma Response | ep. 108

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2025/07/20

Send us a text Work with Core Methods! Go to https://www.thebehaviorbootcamp.com for more information about Behavior Boot Camp or Dr. Bilodeau's book Ease the Pain in the Classroom T.D. Flenaugh and Dr. Bethany Bilodeau discuss strategies for addressing trauma and violent behavior in children. Dr. Bilodeau, an expert in behavioral support, emphasizes the importance of understanding and addressing the root causes of these behaviors, which often stem from feelings of unsafe and dysregulation....

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Fun Math Tips Every Parent Should Try! | ep. 107

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2025/07/13

Send us a text TD Flenaugh and Lauren Moseley discuss strategies for making math enjoyable and ensuring children are on track for success. They emphasize the importance of fostering a positive math mindset, suggesting various activities like counting collections and using real-life examples to teach math concepts. They highlight the shift from rote learning to understanding math processes and the role of parents in supporting their children's math education. They also discuss the significance...

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34:01

Restorative Justice: Speaking Affirmation into...

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2025/07/06

Send us a text TD Flenaugh and Lauren Moseley discuss the importance of service learning and restorative justice in education. They highlight a Netflix documentary about inmates in a Missouri prison who learn to quilt and make weighted vests for children with autism, emphasizing the transformative power of giving back. They relate this to service learning projects in schools, where students engage in community service, often required before graduation. The conversation also explores the impor...

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21:47

Small Progress, Big Dreams: Celebrating Your Learning...

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2025/06/29

Send us a text TD Flenaugh celebrates the premiere of Season 3 of Falling for Learning Podcast, reflecting on her journey as a solo podcaster and the importance of consistency over perfectionism. Despite a busy schedule, she emphasizes the need for rest and self-care. TD announces the addition of a third guest and a seasoned educator, Lauren Moseley, to enrich discussions. She also shares personal updates, including her daughter moving out, which allowed her to create a dedicated studio space...

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29:48

Sagie the Bookworm | Episode 104

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2025/06/22

Send us a text In this episode, a young reader shares her personal story time with books, while expert Lauren Moseley provides insights on literacy development. Discover practical tips and strategies to promote reading in kids and encourage lifelong learning. Tune in for fun stories and helpful advice! As an Amazon Associate, I receive a commission for any links you use to buy products recommended. Sagie the Bookworm, a rising 5th grader, shares her love for reading and how she becam...

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41:05

Books that Raised Me | ep103

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2025/06/15

Send us a text TD Flenaugh and Lauren Moseley discuss the importance of fostering a love of reading in children. They share personal anecdotes about their favorite childhood books, such as "Cat in the Hat" by Dr. Seuss and "I Can Read" books. They emphasize the value of making reading fun and relatable, suggesting libraries and bookstores as affordable resources. TD recalls the impact of Judy Blume's books on her understanding of personal growth, while Lauren highlights the joy of poetry and ...

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32:38

Top 5 Skills for Learning Beyond the Classroom | Ep 102

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2025/06/08

Send us a text TD Flenaugh discusses five skills to help children avoid summer learning burnout while gaining a competitive advantage. First, she emphasizes teaching children to tie their shoes, using scaffolding techniques. Second, she suggests baking or cooking to develop life skills like measurement and sequencing. Third, she advises on organizing, starting with small tasks like packing a lunch box. Fourth, she recommends building concentration through non-digital activities like jigsaw pu...

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Homeschool Creativity: Tiffany Curry's Learning...

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2025/06/01

Send us a text Follow Tiffany Curry and her Quest for Learning Academy: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/questforlearningacademy Tiffany Curry, a homeschool mom and preschool teacher, shares her journey and strategies for engaging children in learning. She emphasizes hands-on activities, such as using blocks, Play-Doh, and sensory materials, to keep children engaged. Tiffany highlights the importance of reading daily, incorporating various teaching philosophies, and using resources...

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38:02

How To Make Your Mornings Awesome Every Day! | Ep. 100

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2025/05/25

Send us a text TD Flenaugh and guest Lauren Moseley discuss strategies for a strong start to the day, emphasizing the importance of a welcoming and productive morning routine. Moseley, a national board-certified teacher, shares the "Strong Start" program, which includes morning greetings, goal setting, purposeful partnering, community-building activities, breath work, and sending love affirmations. She highlights the impact of positive morning routines on student engagement and emotional well...

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Perfectionism - How to Get out of the Loop | Ep 99

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2025/05/18

Send us a text TD Flenaugh discusses perfectionism, sharing personal experiences and strategies for parents to help their children. Perfectionism can lead to stress, burnout, and unrealistic standards. Flenaugh emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries, providing clear guidelines, and encouraging progress over perfection. She suggests using checklists, setting deadlines, and delegating tasks to help children manage their workload. Flenaugh also highlights the need for self-compassion an...

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