
This show is dedicated to disability engagement. Rob Targos uses his Cerebral Palsy, crutches and other devices on a rehabilitation pathway to explore different aspects of SEL/EI. Rob Targos also talks about different research, theories, frameworks, methods, models, Rites Of Passage Experiences, etc. from his real life to explore the disability/growth mindset.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | EducationKids & FamilyParenting | ||||

In the final episode. I used a wordplay about falling. Then, I used a quote by Aristotle about the energy of the mind.
In this week’s ROPE, I talked about different iterations of Batman. I talked about learning about the ignominious or disgraceful ... more
I used a wordplay about agency. Then, I used a quote by Aristotle about the value of life.
In this week’s ROPE, I talked about my own social insecurity. Many times, I chose not to participate because it was the safer choice. I worried about not onl... more
I used a wordplay about quality control and quality comfort. Then, I used a quote by Aristotle about quality.
In this week’s ROPE, I talked about how my dad spent 30 years in quality control. He dealt with the FDA and consent decrees. Consent Decre... more
I used a wordplay about dignity and tough stuff. Then, I used a quote by Aristotle about dignity and grace.
In this week’s ROPE, I talked about how the movie Johnny Dangerously. The movie was an ironic comedy about a good gangster. I also talked ab... more
I used a wordplay about nonsense. Then, I used a quote by Albert Einstein about being understanding. Next, I talked about attribution theory.
In this week’s ROPE, I talked about attribution errors and my disability. I often got social resistance fr... more
I used a wordplay about here and there. Then, I used a quote by Albert Einstein about being crazy. Next, I talked about social anxiety and hearing.
I talked about the ROPE of having hypersensitive hearing. Because of my crutches, people could see me... more
I used a wordplay about the food for thought. Then, I used a quote by Albert Einstein about persistence. Next, I talked about senses of taste and food.
I talked about the ROPE of eating more food for fuel. Because I spent so much energy with my crut... more
I used a wordplay about the environment. Then, I used a quote by Albert Einstein about the environment. Next, I talked about senses of character.
In this week's RITE OF PASSAGE EXPERIENCES or ROPE, I talked about the ROPE of walking and talking with... more
I’m not as good at wordsmithing as Rob! He’s a great dude with an incredible perspective on the world. His life with a disability has given him enormous gifts that he freely shared with those around him. Subscribe to this podcast! You will NOT be disappointed!!










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