#40 Shelley Moore blows up special education
Shelley Moore is a badass who is #blowingupspecialeducation. Don’t worry. She’s not a bomb threat! Shelley doesn’t want to blow up the good parts. Just some of our outdated ideas.…
#039 Paula Kluth: Don’t we already do inclusion?
You can listen to this podcast episode on iTunes or Spotify. Dr. Paula Kluth is a consultant, teacher, author, advocate, and independent scholar who works with teachers and families to…
#38 Dr. Temple Grandin on inclusive education
You can listen to this podcast episode on iTunes or Spotify. Dr. Temple Grandin is an internationally renowned scientist, animal activist, professor and autism advocate. Dr. Grandin joins me today to talk about inclusive…
#037 Being Realistic Isn’t Realistic
Norm Kunc and Emma Van der Klift challenge the idea that students with disabilities need to be ready before given opportunities to access curriculum and inclusive school opportunities. Their recent…
#036 The Lies of Segregation
This episode is sponsored by Good Things in Life’s upcoming course with Marilyn Dolmage called Belonging in School: The What, Why and How of Inclusive Education. You can listen to this podcast episode…
#035 Inclusive education is worth the legal fees
You can listen to this podcast episode on iTunes or Spotify. This episode is sponsored by Good Things in Life’s upcoming course with Marilyn Dolmage called Belonging in School: The What, Why and How of Inclusive Education. …
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Started young with a sister with a disability, amazing mentors and a strong mother with a vision. Now a mother to two sons, one of whom has a disability, a midwife to many, and an activist with a mission to band together with families to joyfully pursue the good things in life. Genia’s a registered midwife, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, MSc in Evidence-Based Health Care (student), Speaker, Presenter, Podcast host, and founder of Good Things in Life which offers resources, courses and networking opportunities for a community of parents with a shared vision of the good things in life for their children with disabilities.
