Think Inclusive brings you conversations about inclusive education and what inclusion looks like in the real world. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 146 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSociety & CultureCourses |
About the Guest(s): Savitha Sundar, an Occupational Therpaist and Ph.D. candidate, specializes in inclusive practices for students with Extensive Support Needs. With over 15 years in public schools, she’s a champion for inclusive education, leveragin... more
About the Guest(s): Dr. Leah M. Kelley is a storyteller, writer, activist, teacher educator, education consultant, and parent who identifies as neurodivergent and otherwise disabled. She was a K-12 public school teacher for over 25 years and has exte... more
About the Guest(s): Sharon M. Draper is an accomplished author and educator, widely recognized for her contribution to young adult literature. Her career as an English teacher spanned over 30 years, engaging with students from sixth to twelfth grade.... more
About the Guest(s): Ken Posner is a passionate advocate for the therapeutic benefits of natural stimulation and mindfulness, particularly through the practice of going barefoot as part of the "Barefoot Autism Challenge." Although not a professional r... more
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Thank you for all you’re doing at Think Inclusively. I first heard you on the Ashley Barlow podcast and knew I needed to add your podcast to my library. My son, who has Down syndrome, has been in 4 different districts and states spanning from preschool to 1st grade. Without educating myself through podcasts and online courses I wouldn’t know how to properly advocate for his inclusive education. Regardless of an out of state IEP stating “general education” for placement, we are always faced with ... more
Wow professional crisp clear and insightful! This podcast really opens my eyes to some fk the issues that are not addressed in education systems around the world! Thank you for brining us these perspectives!
Great to hear a podcast approaching disability inclusivity in education.
This is a podcast I didn't know I needed to hear. It examines our culture, society and individual perceptions of disabilities, diversity, and stereotypes. Episodes examine impact of social justice, social media and general socialization that may unintentionally or purposefully further segregate and exclude those with disabilities, particularly in regards to careers and education systems. The dialogues around CRT and education are thorough and well covered. I really enjoyed the conversation and h... more
Love the concept behind this show, highlighting some important aspects of how to help those with disabilities. I’m in two minds about the pacing of the show - sometimes it’s a bit slow to get going (at times it can be 4 minutes before the interview properly start). While the slow pace of the narration is very accessible, I think it could be increased slightly. However the discussions are high quality and useful, so worth sticking with it
Apple Podcasts | #246 | United States/Education/Courses |
Apple Podcasts | #161 | Canada/Education/Courses |
Apple Podcasts | #86 | Australia/Education/Courses |
Apple Podcasts | #61 | Belgium/Education/Courses |
Apple Podcasts | #105 | Ireland/Education/Courses |
Apple Podcasts | #109 | Sweden/Education/Courses |
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