Best Behaviorally Challenging Students Podcasts (2024)

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SBA opens disaster loan outreach center in Blair 1:35

1h ago1:35

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Residents of Douglas and Washington Counties are eligible for business physical disaster loans and home disaster loans to replace damaged property. Nebraskans from Burt, Dodge, Douglas, Sarpy, Saunders and Washington Counties qualify for economic injury disaster loans which help small businesses meet financial obligations impacted by the April stor…

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Intersection of Juneteenth and Pride Month 4:22

2h ago4:22

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June commemorates events in two historically marginalized groups: those in the LGBTQ plus community for pride month as well as Black communities for Juneteenth. Nebraska Public Media’s Kassidy Arena spoke with someone very involved in both celebrations.By Nebraska Public Media

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Bacon amendments included in U.S. House NDAA 1:27

2h ago1:27

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The National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2025 passed in the U.S. House Friday. Nebraska Representative Don Bacon served as the chairman of the quality-of-life subcommittee and helped draft 21 amendments that were put in the bill. Bacon says the cornerstone of the legislation is a 19% pay raise for junior enlisted troops, which Bacon s…

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221. Teaching Implementation Plan: An Easy Road Map for Your Classroom IEP [Listener Favorite] 13:51

3h ago13:51

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So far, I’ve spent the last few episodes talking about creating a collaborative IEP. So now that that’s done, you have to actually implement the IEP. Start thinking about how to organize your learning environment and incorporate the IEPs for all of your students to meet their individual needs. It takes a well-structured, well-organized classroom de…

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Juggling Roles: The Art of Balancing Ministry and Personal Life with Brian Washburn 33:36

1d ago33:36

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“If you burn the candle at both ends, it only lasts half as long.”- Brian Washburn Having a “work life balance” is a term we commonly hear. Jenny Copeland, host of The Teacher Edition Podcast and veteran educator, Brian Washburn, discuss the topic of establishing balance in family, ministry and education. Finding a balance, especially when working …

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Families not confident in new developmental disabilities plan 4:59

16h ago4:59

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The Scarborough’s are one of several Nebraska families concerned about Gov. Jim Pillen’s promise to eliminate an extensive waitlist for intellectual and developmental disability services. Those services include group homes, day programs, respite care, occupational therapy, and more. None are covered by Medicaid.…

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Financial relief for farmers may be in farm bill 0:15

22h ago0:15

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Biosolids are a cheap, nutrient-rich fertilizer that have been applied on millions of acres of farmland across the country, but toxic “forever chemicals” are creeping their way into the fertilizer. A proposed federal provision aims to better protect farmers from PFAS contamination.By Nebraska Public Media

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These farms raise thousands of butterflies 3:34

5h ago3:34

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It’s National Pollinator Week, an annual event created to bring attention to the sharp decline in pollinator numbers due to habitat loss, pesticide use and climate change. Butterflies often capture people’s attention and help spark interest in pollinator conservation, something butterfly farms are helping promote.…

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Fischer introduces bill to increase Amtrak transparency 1:28

2h ago1:28

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Recently, Fischer introduced the Amtrak Transparency Act, which would expand Amtrak board meetings to include additional stakeholders and require public notices 30 days prior to meetings. The legislation would also require bonuses exceeding $50,000 dollars to Amtrak employees be disclosed to Congress.…

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No clown car is big enough; Plainview museum boasts world’s lar 1:16

3d ago1:16

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What may be the world’s largest collection of clown dolls is in a northeast Nebraska city with a population of just over 1,000 people.By Nebraska Public Media

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Nebraska Legislature behavioral health funding still not enough 0:57

4d ago0:57

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The Behavioral Health Education Center of Nebraska is traveling around the state this summer to hold listening sessions with recipients of a $25.5 million legislative fund.By Nebraska Public Media

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Omaha bar’s ‘Jell-O Shot Challenge’ raises money for food banks 1:28

2h ago1:28

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Rocco’s Pizza and Cantina was buzzing Thursday afternoon on the first day of the annual College World Series Jell-O shot challenge. Fans from across the country can buy five-dollar Jell-O shots in their favorite school’s color and for each shot purchased, one dollar is donated to a food bank in the university’s hometown, while 50 cents goes to an O…

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Reframing Special Education Using Strengths-Based IEPs with April Rehrig 51:58

14m ago51:58

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About the Guest(s): April Rehrig is the founder of Rise Educational Advocacy and Consulting, LLC. With over 20 years of experience as an elementary school teacher and school psychologist in Los Angeles, April is a licensed educational psychologist and a board-certified special education advocate. She has attended the prestigious COPAA SEAT 2.0 and …

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Nebraska senators cosponsor legislation to reverse Title IX rule 1:20

34m ago1:20

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Senators Deb Fischer and Pete Ricketts are cosponsors of legislation to overturn a U.S. Department of Education rule extending Title Nine protections to include gender identity. The Congressional Review Act allows Congress the ability to overrule federal regulations from government agencies by passing a joint resolution. The resolution can be vetoe…

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Environmental justice program seeks to expand to more cities 0:44

7d ago0:44

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An environmental justice program is hoping to expand into new cities throughout the state.By Nebraska Public Media

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Lincoln, Omaha named top two U.S. cities for renters 1:23

1h ago1:23

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The Forbes Advisor team analyzed more than 20 metrics from 95 cities across the country, considering affordability, availability, amenities and safety. Kasey Ogle with Nebraska Appleseed, an organization that advocates for affordable housing, says conditions are difficult for renters in Nebraska and she is surprised to see Lincoln at the top of the…

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220. Choosing and Developing Effective Special Education Teaching Materials for Learners With Autism [Listener Favorite] 7:32

4h ago7:32

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Creating effective special education teaching materials is more important than you may think, especially for our learners with autism. Students with autism oftentimes focus on details of pictures or learning materials that you may not even notice. Being aware and intentional of the teaching materials you are using is so important in helping them le…

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Transforming Challenges: Managing Extreme Behaviors in the Classroom with Anita Pleasants 32:55

9d ago32:55

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“God placed this child in your classroom for some reason."-Anita Pleasants Addressing extreme behaviors inside the classroom may not be a topic widely discussed but it is becoming more and more prevalent in the classroom. If you know an educator who hasn’t been listening to the Teacher Edition podcast, here is your chance to share the show with him…

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Parenting Without Borders: Raising and Educating Children in a Nomadic Lifestyle 40:15

5d ago40:15

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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, Sophia Mills talks to Karen M. Ricks, a Christian wife, Worldschooling mom, nomadic chef, and a certified yoga instructor. Teaching for over 25 years, she has been a Montessorian since her own preschool days. She holds Montessori teaching certifications for guiding children from infancy through elementary. S…

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Nebraska Board of State Canvassers certifies election results 1:11

2h ago1:11

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The five-member board, led by Gov. Jim Pillen, voted unanimously to approve the results. Secretary of State Bob Evnen said the 2024 primary was a historic election for Nebraska, as it was the first to require voter ID.By Nebraska Public Media

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‘Precision Ag’ promised a farming revolution 3:49

5d ago3:49

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The prospect of precision agriculture has existed for decades, but many of the technologies and techniques that will enable it have been slow to catch on.By Nebraska Public Media

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Overcoming Limitations and Rewriting Reality with Shiraz Baboo 25:07

2d ago25:07

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In this episode of the Limitless Living Show, the guest shares a remarkable personal transformation story. Shiraz Baboo talks about overcoming the physical limitations of arthritis by uncovering the deep-seated beliefs and stories that were holding him back. He delves into the power of our internal narratives and how they shape our reality. Guest B…

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Unlocking Potential and Challenging Beliefs with Krys Pappius 30:48

2d ago30:48

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In this episode, we dive into the transformative journey of our guest who went from feeling unfulfilled in law enforcement to embracing a life of purpose and adventure. Krys Pappius shares her story of overcoming limiting beliefs and encourages listeners to take small steps towards change. She emphasizes the importance of aligning vision with value…

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Welcome To The Limitless Living Show with Chuck Anderson 11:40

2d ago11:40

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Welcome to the Limitless Living Show, where your potential is limitless, and the journey to realizing it starts now. In this very first episode, host Chuck Anderson invites you to embark on a transformative journey toward breaking free from limitations and embracing a life full of joy, abundance, and prosperity. With over 30 years of exploring pers…

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State Board of Ed approves changes to Textbook Loan Program 0:54

10h ago0:54

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Nonpublic schools now have more flexibility in choosing books through the state’s textbook loan program. That’s a change from when they could only request what the public school in their district asked for.By Nebraska Public Media

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SNAP benefits are a point of contention for lawmakers 0:45

3d ago0:45

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The overdue farm bill is finally making its way through Congress, after the House agriculture committee recently advanced a proposal. Food assistance is likely to be one of the biggest sticking points as the draft moves forward.By Nebraska Public Media

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Nebraska economists weigh in on Pillen’s tax policy approach 1:20

13d ago1:20

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At a series of town halls across the state, Governor Jim Pillen has said he wants to reduce property taxes in Nebraska by 40% by expanding the sales tax base in a special legislative session this summer. Ernie Goss, an economics professor at Creighton University, said high property taxes hurt economic growth more than high sales taxes.…

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KCUR: Ethereal sounds from a decommissioned nuclear missile silo 5:15

8h ago5:15

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Kansas City musician Nate Hofer took his pedal steel guitar 30 feet down into an inter-continental ballistic missile silo to record a hopeful reminder that nuclear war is not inevitable.By Nebraska Public Media

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FEED DROP: AMI The Pulse 26:13

11d ago26:13

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Think Inclusive is off this week as we prep for the homestretch to season 11. This week, we have a feed drop for you from our friends at AMI. It’s called The Pulse. In this episode: Journalists Amy Silverman and Rebecca Montelion discuss ableism, journalism, and intellectual disability. They explore the importance of plain language in news reportin…

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Omaha Summer Arts Festival celebrates 50th and final year 0:50

22h ago0:50

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The Omaha Summer Arts Festival is host to around 130 art booths, live music, local food vendors and a hands-on children’s fair. This weekend is the festival’s 50th anniversary, but it’s also its final year.By Nebraska Public Media

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Manufacturing economic growth slows in May 1:05

1d ago1:05

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A survey of manufacturing supply-chain managers in the Midwest found that economic growth slowed in the month of May. Creighton economics professor Ernie Goss, who leads the Mid-America Business Conditions Index, said high inflation and fewer exports are resulting in lower growth in the manufacturing industry.…

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NE Panhandle launches an HPV vaccination campaign 0:59

2d ago0:59

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The human papillomavirus, or HPV, is a sexually transmitted, cancer-causing infection that can be largely prevented by a series of vaccinations in children. Nebraska Public Media’s Kassidy Arena reports the state does well in starting that series, but not as well in completing it.By Nebraska Public Media

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Man walks across country to 'fix' democracy 4:43

2d ago4:43

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At 82 years old, Rick Hubbard is hitting the highways of America to raise awareness of political dysfunction.By Nebraska Public Media

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Papillon firefighter awarded compensation for mental injury 0:51

3d ago0:51

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A Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Court judge ruled a former Papillion firefighter is entitled to compensation for mental injury. Nebraska Public Media’s Sarah Lawlor has more.By Nebraska Public Media

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Dead Timber SRA receives grant for redevelopment 1:06

3d ago1:06

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Dead Timber State Recreation Area is set to receive more than a half million dollars for a redevelopment project. The park north of Scribner received a $589,000 grant from the Nebraska Department of Economic Development.By Nebraska Public Media

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219. Getting Started With Challenging Behavior in the Classroom [Listener Favorite] 20:31

3d ago20:31

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In this episode, I'm talking about the basic principles of behavior. These principles may be a review for some, but I think even behavior pros will find at least a kernel that they can use to help their team understand how behavior works (and how it doesn't). Sometimes it's unfathomable to those of us who do this all the time why others in the clas…

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Creating Impact: How School Retreats Can Cultivate Connections with Caroline Anderson 27:00

3d ago27:00

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“With all the stuff that [middle schoolers] are going through…they struggle…they just want someone on their side. They want someone to love them and value them and show them they're important. So this retreat was twofold for me: it showed these students we're going to emphasize Christ.”- Caroline Anderson In this heartwarming episode of the Teacher…

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Sandbar removal in Platte River set for this fall 0:58

10d ago0:58

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In 2019, major flooding altered the Platte River near its junction with Highway 75, creating a large sandbar and restricting the channel size to a third of what it had been previously. Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District general manager John Winkler says the sandbar makes communities like Louisville and Cedar Creek, which are upstream, …

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Pillen: I'll abandon Perkins Canal if legal costs get too high 1:15

7d ago1:15

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Gov. Jim Pillen said Friday that if legal costs get too high, he would abandon the Perkins County Canal proposal.By Nebraska Public Media

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South central Nebraska nursing home salvaged 1:08

7d ago1:08

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Long-term care residents and their families in Red Cloud, Nebraska, breathed a sigh or relief this spring, when the local nursing home was saved from closure. The Heritage of Red Cloud was scheduled to close on April 18. But a local hospital and its foundation decided to acquire the facility thanks to some large community donations.…

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Lincoln Airport $56 million renovation now completed 0:40

8d ago0:40

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HOST: Almost a year after the first phase of renovations at the Lincoln Airport were completed, the second phase is wrapping up. Nebraska Public Media’s Sarah Lawlor has more. 053024 THU Airport Renovations WRAP.wav: (39.9 s)Lincoln Airport officials opened the doors to the public on Thursday afternoon so travelers could have a chance to see the ne…

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Heart to Heart: Navigating Academic Pressures 6:05

8d ago6:05

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Send us a Text Message. In this Heart to Heart episode, Tonya Cajuste tells a story of a child who is overwhelmed with academics and how her family worked through these challenges. Join in to understand the impact of academic pressures and learn some ways to navigate scenarios like this one.

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'Snow Roadeo’ competition tests Nebraska snowplow driver skills 1:09

8d ago1:09

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The competition includes an obstacle course where snowplow drivers swerve through cones, make sharp turns and back up into tight spaces, all while competing against the clock. Competitors also take a written test and perform snowplow inspections where they must find vehicle defects.By Nebraska Public Media

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Breaking Barriers: How JDS Creative Academy is Empowering Adults with Developmental Disabilities 44:38

19d ago44:38

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About the Guest(s): Diane Strand is an accomplished entrepreneur, influential leader in the creative industry, and an advocate for inclusion through the arts. With a rich background that includes credentials from iconic shows such as "Friends," "General Hospital," and "Veronica's Closet," Diane's expertise spans across production and acting. Alongs…

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The Power of Active Learning in Christian Education with Brandon Risinger Part Two 15:26

10d ago15:26

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“Active classrooms are for education, period. It definitely belongs in the secondary world just as much as the elementary world.”- Brandon Risinger Active classrooms are not just for the elementary level student. There is something for every age and stage- even seniors! Using active learning strategies will transform classrooms. In today’s Teacher …

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Western Nebraska disaster declaration - winter storm 0:49

9d ago0:49

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HOST: A severe winter storm in early April left millions of dollars in damage for eight western Nebraska counties. Those counties are now receiving federal assistance for recovery efforts. Nebraska Public Media’s Sarah Lawlor has more. 052924 Disaster declaration voicer.wav: (48 s)President Joe Biden is declaring a major disaster exists in eight Ne…

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Food insecurity in the heartland 5:00

18d ago5:00

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More people in Nebraska are waking up hungry, according to a recent report released by “Feeding America”, the nation’s largest hunger-relief organization.By Nebraska Public Media

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Doug Kristensen retires after 22 years as UNK Chancellor 4:15

10d ago4:15

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Doug Kristensen stepped onto the University of Nebraska at Kearney campus as chancellor in 2002. After 22 years, he's retiring.By Nebraska Public Media

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Midwest Newsroom: Fetal personhood worries IVF patients 4:19

10d ago4:19

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Thirteen states across the U.S., including much of the Midwest, introduced bills this year that could give some rights to embryos and fetuses usually associated with people. None passed but people in the fertility world are concerned that lawmakers will try again and what that means for reproductive rights.…

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218. 3 Data Collection Procedures You Need for Extended School Year Decisions 11:24

10d ago11:24

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When we are considering Extended School Year (ESY) services for our students, collecting and reviewing data is crucial. There are many state and federal regulations about who qualifies for ESY, and data is a key component in determining who needs this additional support and if it's beneficial for the students receiving the services. Whether you hav…

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