Broken Open

In this episode, we sit down with Jill Burstein to discuss the postsecondary options available to parents of neurodiverse learners. Jill shares her expertise and insights on the practical considerations involved in selecting the right post-secondary path for your child.

Throughout the conversation, Jill emphasizes the importance of understanding your child's unique needs, strengths, and interests when considering postsecondary options. She discusses the different types of programs available, including traditional colleges, vocational schools, and alternative programs, and provides guidance on how to assess which program is the best fit for your child.

Jill's expertise is evident as she shares her experiences and insights on how to navigate the complex landscape of postsecondary education for neurodiverse learners. Her warm and engaging style makes for a compelling and informative conversation that is sure to provide valuable guidance and support for parents of neurodiverse learners.

Tune in to this episode to gain a deeper understanding of the postsecondary options available to neurodiverse learners, and learn from Jill's extensive experience and knowledge in this area.

You can find out more information about Jill at https://jjb-edconsultants.com/.

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Mia Mbroh is an experienced educator, community organizer, and advocate for equity in education. With a focus on creating inclusive learning environments, she has a unique perspective on how learning can lead to a greater sense of belonging for individuals and communities.

During our conversation, Mia shares her insights on the importance of creating spaces where learners can feel seen, heard, and valued. She highlights the ways in which our social identities and experiences can impact our ability to learn and connect with others. She also explores how the role of educators and institutions can foster a greater sense of belonging in the learning process.

Whether you're an educator, student, or anyone interested in learning more about how we can create spaces of belonging and learning, this conversation with Mia Mbroh is sure to be insightful and inspiring. Tune in now to discover how we can all work towards a more equitable and inclusive learning experience for everyone.

For More Information regarding Mia, please visit her website at miambroh.com.