By Simone Morris
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In this episode of The Inclusion School Podcast, hosts Simone Morris and Julie Kratz dive into essential discussions on fostering inclusive environments in education. In this episode, they welcome Tyreca Elliott, Manager of Kinder Care's Inclusion Services Team. Tyreca brings her rich experience as a former classroom teacher and a passionate advocate for inclusive practices. She shares insights into creating culturally responsive classrooms, navigating the complexities of inclusion, and the significance of nurturing a child's sense of belonging. Join us as we explore practical strategies for educators and parents alike to champion diversity, promote empathy, and empower young voices.
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In this episode, hosts Simone Morris and Julie Kratz are joined by Dr. Andrew Kahn, the Associate Director of Expertise in Strategic Design at Understood.org. Dr. Kahn delves into the findings of their recent Back to School Stress Survey, shedding light on the anxieties faced by both neurodivergent and neurotypical families as they prepare for the new school year.
He also shares invaluable strategies for parents, educators, and children to navigate these challenges more effectively. With insights into ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, and learning differences, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to better support diverse learners in educational settings. So tune in for a compelling discussion on reducing stigma, fostering inclusivity, and creating more supportive environments for our kids!
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In this episode of The Inclusion School Podcast, Simone & Julie welcome Doctor Jasmine Moses, an expert in anti-bias early childhood education. They dive deep into her journey, the importance of incorporating anti-bias and anti-racist practices from a young age, and the transformative power of honoring children's voices.
They also discuss amazing resources and books that can help parents, caregivers, and educators feel confident in these crucial conversations. Tune in to learn how we can all contribute to a more inclusive and equitable future for our children.
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Welcome to the Inclusion School Podcast! In today's episode, hosts Simone Morris and Julie Kratz welcome a remarkable guest, Latasha Morrison, the founder of Be the Bridge, an organization dedicated to promoting racial reconciliation and unity in America. Latasha shares her personal journey and the story behind Be the Bridge's inception, which stemmed from a deep commitment to addressing racial brokenness and fostering meaningful conversations across different ethnicities. Her work, inspired by pivotal moments like the tragic death of Trayvon Martin, aims to create pathways to understanding and historical truth.
Tune in as Latasha discusses how parents, educators, and caregivers can foster inclusive environments and teach children about diversity and ethnicity. Don't miss this powerful conversation on building a lifestyle of inclusion and the steps we can all take to bridge the racial divides in our communities.
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Welcome to this week's episode of the Inclusion School Podcast! Simone and Julie are diving into a fresh and exciting conversation about inclusion in the advertising world with a special guest, Crystal Foote. Crystal is the founder of Digital Culture Group, a groundbreaking advertising and technology company that focuses on authentic, inclusive marketing strategies. She's on a mission to promote diversity and foster innovation in her field. We'll delve into how inclusive advertising can impact families and kids, spotlighting companies that are getting it right, like Disney and Pixar, and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Plus, we'll hear Crystal’s insights on teaching children about inclusivity and her work as a children’s book author. Get ready for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion.
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In this episode of The Inclusion School Podcast, hosts Julie Kratz and Simone Morris sit down with Michelle Wilson, co-founder of Sam and Jack Publishing, based in Frisco, Texas. Michelle, a special education veteran, shares her journey of publishing children's books centered around inclusion, inspired by her own experiences, her three children, and particularly her granddaughter. Her first book, "Beau and Boxer's First Day at School," uses the engaging story of a boxer dog to teach kids about friendship and inclusion. Join us as Michelle uncovers her unique approach to storytelling and the importance of fostering an inclusive mindset in children from an early age. Get ready to be inspired by tips, personal stories, and valuable insights into creating and promoting inclusivity in both literature and life.
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In this first episode of Season 10 of the Inclusion School podcast, hosts Julie Kratz and Simone Morris discuss the challenges and importance of having courageous conversations with children about current political and social issues. They highlight the significant representation in politics and how it impacts conversations with their kids. They also stress the importance of voting and educating young people on fact-checking and understanding issues beyond polarization.
Additionally, they touch on modeling behavior and curiosity for their children and note positive examples of unity, such as the Olympics and documentaries featuring diverse role models like Simone Biles. The episode emphasizes the importance of nurturing inclusivity and understanding in the next generation.
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In this week's episode of the Inclusion School Podcast, hosts, Julie Kratz and Simone Morris, are thrilled to welcome a very special guest, Bridgett McGowen-Hawkins, an award-winning speaker, publisher, and children's book author.
Her latest book, "What's Worrying Darwin?", co-authored with her young son, addresses autism through the story of a child named Darwin who learns to understand and appreciate the differences in others.
Bridgett shares her insights on promoting inclusivity and understanding for children on the autism spectrum, emphasizing the importance of people-first language and understanding neurodiversity. This conversation is packed with valuable information for parents, caregivers, and educators looking to foster inclusive environments for all children.
Pick-up your copy of "What's Worrying Darwin?" on Amazon or Barnes & Noble online.
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In this week's episode, hosts Simone Morris and Julie Kratz are joined by a very special guest, Denise Hendershot. Denise, along with her husband Brian, co-hosts the DiverseLuv podcast, which explores their experiences as an interracial couple navigating a myriad of social challenges through courageous, authentic conversations.
Denise shares deep insights into how embracing diversity in thought and culture has strengthened their relationship and the importance of having open dialogues about difficult topics such as race, parenting, and inclusivity. Denise's powerful personal anecdotes and proactive approaches offer invaluable lessons for parents, caregivers, and educators alike.
Connect with Denise at www.diverseluv.com or on Social Media @diverseluv
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Simone Morris and Julie Kratz welcome the inspiring Keylonda Wheeler to this episode of The Inclusion School Podcast. Keylonda, a passionate speech therapist and children's book author, shared her heartwarming journey to diversify kids' literature, honoring her friend and empowering children with disabilities.
She offers ways to use more inclusive language such as: "non-speaking" over "nonverbal", reminding us how everyone has something to say. Discover more about Keylonda's mission to make every child feel seen and heard, and join us on this ongoing journey of creating a world where everyone belongs.
Connect with Keylonda @keylondawrites.com and on Instagram @keylondawrites
Listen to the entire podcast at https://inclusionschool.com/.
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The podcast currently has 134 episodes available.