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A collection of my essays, activities, and case studies for supporting the education of disabled/chronically ill and neurodivergent children.
Accessibility: What Does it Mean to You?
Accessibility. What does it truly mean? For me, accessibility isn’t just a concept. It’s a commitment. It’s about creating a world where everyone can flourish. Why accessibility is more than a buzzword Many of us know accessibility matters. But it’s not just about...
Trauma-Informed Practices for Neurodivergent and Disabled Learners
Trauma can touch anyone, no matter their age or background, and it can seriously impact a person’s ability to learn, trust others, and communicate openly. For neurodivergent and disabled learners especially, trauma-informed practices play a vital role in creating...
Unschooling: A Guide for Parents Ready to Break Free from Conventional Education
Unschooling is a flexible, child-led educational approach that empowers children to explore and learn at their own pace. Unlike traditional homeschooling, unschooling allows children to pursue their passions and interests without the constraints of a rigid curriculum....
AI in Education: Why Educators Shouldn’t Resist the Change
AI in Education: Overcoming resistance and embracing change Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping education in ways we never imagined. Yet, despite its growing potential, many educators and therapists (and support staff) resist its integration. Some fear AI will...
Educational Series
More Essays, Activities, and Case Studies
Universal Design for Learning: Reach Every Learner
Universal Design for Learning: UDL Strategies for Inclusive Learning Spaces Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework that empowers educators to create inclusive learning environments where all students can flourish. Initially inspired by accessible...
Caregiver Resource: Simplifying Record-Keeping for Families
Caregiver Resource Guide: Organize Care and Support with Ease What is a caregiver resource? A caregiver resource is a collection of essential tools, templates, and information designed to help family caregivers organize, manage, and track all aspects of care for...
Back-to-Homeschool Resources
Your homeschool roadmap to success! Welcome to your comprehensive resources for back-to-homeschool! It's time to gear up for an enriching learning experience tailored to your child's needs. Whether you're a seasoned homeschooler or embarking on this journey for the...
Gameschooling Neurodivergent and Disabled Learners
Gameschooling is possible for neurodivergent and disabled learners Gameschooling is a growing approach to learning that is effective for neurodivergent and disabled learners. By using games as a teaching tool, learners can develop new skills and knowledge in a fun and...
Universal Design for Learning: Reach Every Learner
Universal Design for Learning: UDL Strategies for Inclusive Learning Spaces Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework that empowers educators to create inclusive learning environments where all students can flourish. Initially inspired by accessible...
Caregiver Resource: Simplifying Record-Keeping for Families
Caregiver Resource Guide: Organize Care and Support with Ease What is a caregiver resource? A caregiver resource is a collection of essential tools, templates, and information designed to help family caregivers organize, manage, and track all aspects of care for...
Back-to-Homeschool Resources
Your homeschool roadmap to success! Welcome to your comprehensive resources for back-to-homeschool! It's time to gear up for an enriching learning experience tailored to your child's needs. Whether you're a seasoned homeschooler or embarking on this journey for the...
Gameschooling Neurodivergent and Disabled Learners
Gameschooling is possible for neurodivergent and disabled learners Gameschooling is a growing approach to learning that is effective for neurodivergent and disabled learners. By using games as a teaching tool, learners can develop new skills and knowledge in a fun and...