A Step Forward

It's the 100th episode my friends! And with summer also coming along, in this week's episode, I will be sharing 5 things that you can prepare for you to teach O&M in the summer heat. I will also be sharing a few tips that you can take note of to be able to manage your time well and be the best teacher you can be for your students.

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There are always pitfalls and drawbacks when it comes to starting a new thing. Starting a contracting business definitely has its pitfalls and drawbacks as well. In today’s episode, we will be diving into 5 pitfalls of contracting. But don’t you worry friend, I will also be sharing some tips that will hopefully help you survive and get better at what you are doing and not make the same mistakes that I did.

Are you ready to join me? Let’s head to the show!

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Hello hello friends! Can you feel Summer coming? Because I definitely feel Summer coming! I’m so excited to bring you this week’s episode where it’s all about parties! In this episode, I will be sharing with you the power of creating units in our ECC classes, with parties in mind. We’ll be going through a few party theme ideas and how you can plan the parts by breaking down into what you can do per week.

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Are you thinking of starting your own contracting business but you’re not sure where to start? Maybe you’re thinking that you should’ve known A, B, or C before you get started or that you would want to know everything before you do get started. Don’t worry my friends, I’ve got you covered on this.

In this week’s podcast, I will be sharing from my point of view, what you need to know and prepare to start your own contract service business. We will be covering 3 different topics:  finance, legal, and technical aspects of things. Towards the end, I’ll also be sharing a little bonus tip that could help you get started on your business.

Are you ready to roll? Let’s get right into it.

It's a different kind of experience to travel with your head up at all times to take in all the information of the environment around you. With soundscape, you can do exactly that. This week's episode is a conversation with Jarnail Chudge and Amos Miller, who are both developers working on Microsoft Soundscape. Tune in now to find out how you can use Soundscape to experience a 3D spatial audio, creating an augmented audio reality that describes the environment around you as descriptive as possible.

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Are you having a bad day? A bad month? Or even just a bad moment? This episode is here to remind you that everyone goes through the same thing and that everything will be just fine. I will be sharing all about the growth and its inconvenience in this week’s episode and it will be a very raw, real, and vulnerable one. I hope this podcast could help you be kinder to yourself and give yourself some grace.

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Hey friends! The episode this week will be a replay of the free webinar that we hosted last week where we discuss all about the steps that you can take to help increase your O&M learners’ independence. I’ve shared a lot of useful tips that you can take away with and implement in your lesson plans and help you be a better teacher.

This episode will only be up for a limited time so don’t miss out and tune in now!

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Working with anyone has it’s challenges, especially working with the people who care for and possibly gave birth to your learner. Do you love it? Do you hate it? One thing for sure, they are not the enemy.

In today’s episode we are going to discuss all about working with parents. I will be sharing about the benefits of working with parents, for both the parents and students, as well as for us O&M Specialists and TVIs. You will also get to takeaway some communication strategies that you can implement when working with your learners’ parents.

Tune in now to find out!

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Teaching learners with autism spectrum disorder can be quite tricky for both new and even experienced O&M specialists. There are a lot of key things that we should always keep in mind. There are also a few things that we should know to do differently.

In this week’s episode, I’m so excited to be sharing all about teaching strategies for your learners with autism spectrum disorder and visual impairments. This episode can act as a quick reminder about how you can work with your learners. It will be informative as I will be sharing a little bit of data as well.

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Evaluation tends to be the less prioritized thing that we do when we are in our day to day activities. However, that should actually be one of our priorities because it acts as the foundation, the guiding force, the exact map that drives all of our lessons today. Many evaluations ended up being very subjective and incomplete.

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