In this kick off 2020 episode, Shelley and Cousin Paul sit down to talk about Shelley's upcoming book One for All: Inclusive and Strength Based IEPs.

To preorder Shelley's book in Canada, click here: https://amzn.to/2Q1MtJj

To preorder Shelley's book in the US, click here: https://amzn.to/38BGXmU

In this episode we are talking to Danielle and her son Conor about strengths and how importance they are! Building on the Five Moore Minutes Episode: What's your genius?! released earlier this month!

We talk about parenting and pizza and support and Down Syndrome and life and everything! Have a listen and get to know two incredible people who have taught me a lot and make a difference in this world.

To watch this month's Five Moore Minutes video, click the link below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnWCfapCcVI&t=2s

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www.fivemooreminutes.com

Here is our second episode for this month about the Planning Pyramid (A.K.A The Baked Potato Planning Strategy). In this episode I am talking to Sarah, a classroom teacher and district helping teacher who uses the strategy everyday in her classroom!

Sarah walks us through some examples of how she uses the strategy for her lesson design and refers to some visuals. It may be helpful to see these before, during or after you listen. You can find these visuals on Instagram (@Five Moore Minutes).

We will also be zooming in on this strategy for a live webinar on Sunday November 3, 2019, which will be recorded and avaliable on the Five Moore Minutes You Tube Channel!

This Podcast Episode is connected to the Five Moore Minutes YouTube video: Dr. Baked Potato: How can we scaffold complexity? Which can be found at the link below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7j0oL1CNXAs&t=29s

For more resources make sure to also check out www.fivemooreminutes.com to find more videos, interviews and strategies to support inclusion!

 In this episode we talk about the baked potato metaphor's connection to physical activity and how the planning pyramid is necessary is many areas of our life! Join my personal trainer, Ed, and me banter to solve the worlds problems including tattoos, grommets and the BC Lions.

This Podcast Episode is connected to the Five Moore Minutes YouTube video: Dr. Baked Potato: How can we scaffold complexity? Which can be found at the link below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7j0oL1CNXAs&t=29s

For more resources make sure to also check out www.fivemooreminutes.com to find more videos, interviews and strategies to support inclusion!

Happy September friends! In this episode I sit down with Paul Madsen, the producer of all the Five Moore Minutes videos and podcasts AND my cousin! Learn a little more about Paul and hear what is coming this season!

So excited for you to hear and get to know more about Megan! Megan is the incredible 12 year old who was the inspiration behind the last Five Moore Minutes Video: Inclusion as United!Megan give us some great advice and insight into what inclusion means to her and her community.

This episode connects to the Five Moore Minutes Video, "Inclusion as United" which you can find on the Five Moore Minutes YouTube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jSi8m540wU

We are back!! This episode continues are conversation around the infrastructure of inclusion! We asked the question, What do you need to make inclusion happen?  We talked to Suzanne, a parent of a 6 year old named Sebastian with complex needs. Janice a middle school and district support teacher and Judith King, a veteran inclusionista from the same district! The three of them together paint a lovely picture of the supports that are needed for kids, families, teachers and the community.

This episode connects to the Five Moore Minutes Video, "Compost Kate Saves the Earth!" which you can find on the Five Moore Minutes YouTube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8iAQTneyXI

In this Five Moore Minutes Podcast episode, we are talking to the one and only Todd Rose, author of "The End of Average" and "Dark Horse. In this episode, Todd shares his story and gives us some tips about how to find the abilities and passions in kids, so that everyone can find success!

In this Five Moore Minutes Podcast episode, we are talking to Kate Campbell, otherwise known as THE Compost Kate!!! The theme this month is infrastructure, and Kate will share with us her experience of the structures needed to support the students who are often the most excluded, not just from classrooms, but from schools. Kate works with students who have the most complex needs, and facilitates inclusion over time by working with schools, teachers and support staff to welcome these kids into their communities.

This episode is connected to the video "Compost Kate saves the Earth: The infrastructure of inclusion" on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8iAQTneyXI

In this Five Moore Minutes Podcast episode, we are talking to Alexander Magnussen, an incredible self advocate and speaker living with Autism, and sharing his stories around the country. Alexander has a gift of storytelling and encourages everyone to embrace their inner weird and strange self!

This episode is connected to the video Inclusion 2.0 and connected content including the podcast episode: Conversation with Faye Brownlie, and the YouTube video strategy, The Class Profile.