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Author: samanthacl Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 15:39:43 -0800 Duration: 209This video shows my son using a program called Smart Tutor. He is a high functioning autistic child and was having a really good day when I shot this.

Helping Hands Initiative Julianna Farella, President HelpingHandsInitiative.org Helping Hands Initiative takes an active role in the local community, providing advocacy, medical insurance and physical exam assistance, referral and advisory services, housing options, interview and financial aid advice, employment assistance, workshops, junior advisory/business leadership program and a music therapy/lessons program.

Helping Hands Initiative Julianna Farella, President HelpingHandsInitiative.org Helping Hands Initiative takes an active role in the local community, providing advocacy, medical insurance and physical exam assistance, referral and advisory services, housing options, interview and financial aid advice, employment assistance, workshops, junior advisory/business leadership program and a music therapy/lessons program.

Helping Hands Initiative Julianna Farella, President HelpingHandsInitiative.org Helping Hands Initiative takes an active role in the local community, providing advocacy, medical insurance and physical exam assistance, referral and advisory services, housing options, interview and financial aid advice, employment assistance, workshops, junior advisory/business leadership program and a music therapy/lessons program.

Helping Hands Initiative Julianna Farella, President HelpingHandsInitiative.org Helping Hands Initiative takes an active role in the local community, providing advocacy, medical insurance and physical exam assistance, referral and advisory services, housing options, interview and financial aid advice, employment assistance, workshops, junior advisory/business leadership program and a music therapy/lessons program.

Helping Hands Initiative Julianna Farella, President HelpingHandsInitiative.org Helping Hands Initiative takes an active role in the local community, providing advocacy, medical insurance and physical exam assistance, referral and advisory services, housing options, interview and financial aid advice, employment assistance, workshops, junior advisory/business leadership program and a music therapy/lessons program.

Author: QuietusFilms Added: Sat, 05 Jan 2008 11:36:27 -0800 Duration: 188A clip from documentary currently in post produciton.

Join the Explore team from the Annenberg Foundation as they travel the world to visit organizations dedicated to protecting animals and the environment.

Welcome to Karate Kast Network Show #92 KK-2007-10-14.mp3 [36.1mb (01:02:54) 80kbps] Synopsis: Show #92 Training Special Needs Students / Lack of Loyalty Log: 00:00:00: Karate Kast Network No. 92 00:01:50: What it takes to teach Special Needs students 00:27:38: Grandmaster McDonald talks about deception of rank and lack of loyalty in his own system, Tong Il Lo Martial Science 00:57:41: Closing notes

Caroline and Jacquie continue their conversation with special education expert Rick Lavoie about his book It's So Much Work to Be Your Friend.

More than ten million children with special needs live in the United States today. Caroline and Jacquie talk with award-winning journalist and author Judy Winter about her message of hope and her book Breakthrough Parenting for Children with Special Needs.

Caroline and Jacquie continue their conversation with Judy Winter author of Breakthrough Parenting for Children with Special Needs.

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All high school graduations are special...but some are more special than others. Commencements are particularly meaningful and significant when the students have struggled greatly in their high school careers. For those kids, the commencement ceremony is truly a victory...for them, their families and their teachers.  Last month, I was honored to deliver the Graduation Address at the Purnell School in New Jersey. This renowned program serves girls who -- for one reason or another -- have experienced academic difficulty in high school. Purnell supplies these girls with a safe harbor where they can develop their unique skills, make lifelong friends and prepare for the challenges of college. Like many schools with similar missions, Purnell is in the "self-esteem business". By establishing and maintaining a balance of "support and challenge", these girls gain the confidence and competence. The graduation ceremony clearly reflected this. In this episode, I share that special day with you.

In this week's show, I discuss: Skype In/Out/Voicemail, and it's potential use in the classroom or in collaborating with colleagues; Podcast Pickle directory; a plan to share best practice among educational podcasters; feedback from listeners; future topics for my series of 'Independent Living' podcasts; the problem of backing-up blogs and shows; podcasting within the SEN community; and my final choice of class set MP3 players.

As I travel about on trains, boats and planes I often get involved in conversations with folks. When I tell them how I make my living, we generally have a pretty detailed conversation about kids with special needs because - it seems - EVERYBODY has a son, daughter, niece, nephew, grandchild, cousin or neighbor who is struggling in school. It is often disappointing to hear how ill-informed "the man in the street" is about Learning and Attentional problems. Misconceptions and misinformation abound. This is largely due to the irresponsible job that our media and entertainment industries often does in educating the public about these issues. However, Janet and I recently attended a play in New York City that really "got it right "! Join us for "Clara, Fabrizio and the Musical IEP."

For the past 30+ years, I have worked at residential schools for kids with special needs. This experience allowed me to have a "laboratory" wherein I could observe these kids on a 24-hour basis and monitor their academic and social lives. Over these decades I have developed countless field-tested strategies and methods to assist these special kids with their daily struggles. At this point in my career, my personal and professional mission is to share what I have learned with parents and professionals throughout the country. Since 2001, I have delivered seminars and provided consulting services in 25 states, New Zealand, Canada and Hong Kong. I am greatly enjoying my travels and I have discovered something wonder-filled since I began these journeys... I am LEARNING as much as I am TEACHING! I constantly cross paths with extraordinary parents, professionals and pupils. There are some wonderful people and programs out there designed and dedicated to serve "our kids". So often -- as I fly back home from my latest engagement -- I wish that I could share their stories with all of you. Well, thanks to the latest Podcast technology, now I CAN !! On a regular basis I will share with you the stories of these kids... and the adults whose devoted efforts are helping them reach their fullest potential. You may never have the pleasure and the privilege to meet these folks but you should get to know them. They will inform and inspire you as they have informed and inspired me. Join me on my travels. Email me with your comments. We will learn much from each other.