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The Portage Project: Empowering Children with Disabilities through Early Intervention
by Ella Kulicki (GU’25) Early intervention is crucial for providing children with disabilities the support they need to thrive. The Portage Project emerged as a pioneering approach focusing on ear
Categories: Development and Learning, Early Childhood
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A Holistic Approach to Educating Young Children with Disabilities: Developmentally Appropriate Practice
by Audrey Fung (GU, School of Nursing ‘24) Strong advocacy of inclusive education for children with disabilities must continue and expand globally. It is essential to employ effective and inclusiv
Category: Disability
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Best Buddies: A Contemporary Analysis
by E. Ramirez-Pineda, C. Moon, M. Shay, C. Ficca, J. Stakely, M. Nalysnyk (GU) Since its conception in 1989, Best Buddies has grown into an internationally recognized nonprofit organization known
Category: Disability
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A Comprehensive Guide to Charter Schools for Parents and Guardians of Students with Disabilities
by Grace Kearns, Caitlin Katz, Michael Eze, Grant Frazee, and Grace Jensen (GU) When parents and guardians need to decide where to send their kids to school, the first thing that comes to mind is
Categories: Development and Learning, Disability
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Is the Biggest Barrier to Learning the School Itself?
by Yakelin Aparicio, Jacquelyn Coyne, Cameron Bresnahan, Kennedy Watson, Gianna Mammone, Samhita Vellala (GU) Frequently, Individualized Education Programs (IEP) indicate that a child needs assist
Category: Development and Learning
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Grandparents of Children with Disabilities
by Allie Augur, Emma Bebarta, Ally Archer, Claire Tebbutt, Cassidy Wiley, Michael Parker Yang and colleagues studied the psychological impact on grandparents of children with disabilities (CWD). T
Category: Disability
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Empowering Children with Disabilities Against Climate Change
One program that provides inclusive care to parents with disabilities is Through the Looking Glass, found in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Category: Disability
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Is STEM education too hard for students with learning disabilities?
STEM education refers to the education of students in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math.
Categories: Development and Learning, Disability
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Parents with Disabilities: Through The Looking Glass
One program that provides inclusive care to parents with disabilities is Through the Looking Glass, found in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Category: Disability
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The need for paid paternity leave, especially for fathers of children with disabilities
Raising a child with a disability is challenging, and family dynamics tend to shift significantly as members adjust to meet the demands placed upon them.
Category: Disability