"Hi Margaret Ann,
Welcome to My Special Needs Network! I am Pam Brogdon and do a weekly blog on the network. I read with interest your comments about why you are passionate about special needs. I am a former Director of Special Education for a school…"
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Margaret Ann Murray
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- downtown project
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- http://downtownproject.com
- This is why I am passionate about special needs.
- I have 2 special needs children that are in a way "school-less" meaning they are not truly accommodated in their current schools and while passionate are left to teachers that truly do not understand learning
- Skills: these are areas where I have expertise and might be able to help others.
- NONE
- Needs: these are areas where I have questions and will be looking to learn from others.
- BALANCE, BODY WORKS, COMMUNICATION, FINE MOTOR, FURNITURE, INTEGRATIVE THERAPIES, MOBILITY, POSITIONING, RESOURCES, SENSORY SOLUTIONS, VESTIBULAR ORIENTATION, VISUAL MOTOR
- The most valuable piece of advice I would offer to others regarding special needs.
- Century 21 schools will accommodate these learners - if we do a better job in early childhood and teach the way the brain work we can reduce resource needs greatly - the tide is turning - todays successful learners may be tomorrow special needs children
- What I hope to gain from My Special Needs Network
- Further education
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- At 9:44am on July 9, 2012,
PAM BROGDON said… Hi Margaret Ann,
Welcome to My Special Needs Network! I am Pam Brogdon and do a weekly blog on the network. I read with interest your comments about why you are passionate about special needs. I am a former Director of Special Education for a school district in SC. I, too, am very passionate about making sure "our" children's needs are met and the "playing field" or classroom is "level". You are so right; most teachers do not understand how children learn and especially, that although children learn differently, that does not mean that they cannot learn! I would love to do a blog on this.....any issues that are highlighted for you right now? Let's work together to bring awareness and change ! Look forward to hearing from you! ppb482@gmail.com . Have a great day. Pam Brogdon
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