Little Did We Know That

Published: Tue, 07/31/18

Paula Kluth and Julie Causton showed us that learning can be fun (even for adults) and fun helps make learning sticky, so all students achieve more.

Our recent The Art of Advocacy live show had people laughing and experiencing so many aha moments.

Check out the replay here , or listen to the audio version here.

* What co-teaching is and what it isn't 3:25

* Think about patterns that can be set up for co-teaching 17:20

* Rethinking how each staff person is utilized 24:15 & 33:32 & 46:31

* Services are more than human beings 29:46 & 45:04 & 49:12

* Parents as change-makers 36:55 & 41:31

We need to think creatively about how we're serving students...How do we grow together and now that I have this co-teaching partner, how do we use this as a professional development opportunity? Paula Kluth

Kids with disabilities are adding to the diversity of a classroom and making those classrooms better. Julie Causton

The disabled adults like Judith Snow and Norman Kunc are our best teachers. Charmaine Thaner

All adult human beings are being utilized to be effective with co-teaching. It moves away from sometimes that very stigmatizing support that we can see in classrooms. This is actually a backdoor way to get to some of the best inclusive experiences that you can get for your children. Julie Causton

You're looking for ways to use these strategies and these individuals to not just meet the needs of that learner, but you're thinking really critically about how can the use of another professional raise the bar.

How does it allow us to have a wider range of formats and materials and different constellations and different experiences and moments that might be harder or not even possible if we didn't have two people here?

Paula Kluth

Paula Kluth's Off The Page videos

Julie Causton's The Inclusion podcast

Website for their book www.cotaughtclassroom.com

Paula's website www.paulakluth.com

Julie's website www.inclusiveschooling.com

Thursday, Aug. 2nd

Deborah Reber, a parenting activist, bestselling author, speaker, and author of Differently Wired: Raising an Exceptional Child in a Conventional World will be joining us from Amsterdam on Thursday, August 2nd!

Debbie offers stories, humor, inspiration and practical shifts (“tilts”) to implement in dealing with neurodiversity, while bringing us all closer to the paradigm shift that will help create a brighter future for all of our kids, and for the world.

You may be a fan of Debbie’s podcast TiLT Parenting. Check out some of her broadcasts. www.tiltparenting.com/podcast

Please join us on Thursday, August 2nd at noon Mtn. Time, 2pm ET,

1pm CT, 11am PT. We'll at be at

www.facebook.com/VisionsandVoicesTogether

See you on Thursday!

P.S. ATTENTION: Parent Advocate Trailblazers, I just posted a highlighted transcript of our recent fun-make-learning-sticky show with Paula Kluth and Julie Causton. It is in our membership's Resource Library.

If you're not a member of our Parent Advocate Trailblazer community, you can join us today! We'd love to welcome you. It's an awesome group of parents and we're always learning with and from each other.

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