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Two Little Girls

Posted on September 26, 2013 by Leah Kelley, Ed.D.

Today I am at a District Student Services Training for Special Education Teachers and others, which is hosted in the multipurpose room of one of our elementary schools. There have been marvelous conversations and dialogues around supporting diverse learners, building … Continue reading →

Posted in acceptance, advocate, Autism, Collective Responsibility, diversity, Educator, language, perspective of others, promote social understanding, Special Education | Tagged acceptance, Autism, flexible thinking. modelling cognitive strategies, honouring, Modelling behaviour | 11 Comments

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