Posted by Unknown | 7:42 AM

One of the most useful classes I ever took in high school, was a "Computer Programming" class, somewhere around 1982-ish. (For tho...

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Posted by Unknown | 6:19 AM

Barbara mirroring  movement for a non-verbal student. (Photo by J. Yurgel) Inclusion is about providing a broad range of fun & engaging ...

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Posted by Unknown | 9:52 AM

For about 10 years before I was a self employed movement educator & children's yoga teacher, I was a Paraeducator (sometimes called ...

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