• Inclusion Is More Than Presence: From Student to Special Ed Teacher with Rebecca Engle - Season 2 Episode 14

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Inclusion Is More Than Presence: From Student to Special Ed Teacher with Rebecca Engle - Season 2 Episode 14

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  • In this episode of The Inclusive Dad Podcast, host AAron interviews Rebecca Engle, a special education teacher diagnosed with autism. Rebecca shares her experiences as both a special education student and teacher, discussing the importance of true inclusion. She highlights how inclusion is more than just being present in a classroom; it involves genuine participation and understanding. Rebecca also offers tips for parents on advocating for their child’s inclusion in general education settings, emphasizing the importance of data to support their case. The episode dives into practical strategies to foster meaningful inclusion in schools.


    Key Takeaways:

    Inclusion Potluck: Inclusion is like a potluck where everyone brings something different, and it's essential to ensure every student feels their contribution matters.

    Misunderstood Inclusion: Just being in a classroom doesn’t equate to being included; inclusion requires intentional connection and participation.

    Impact of Labels: Labels can limit expectations for students, but it's up to educators to challenge those perceptions.

    Self-Advocacy: Teaching students to advocate for themselves is crucial, as they won’t always have someone to speak for them.

    Inclusive Teaching: Teachers with disabilities or experience with disabilities can better relate and set higher expectations for students.


    Rebecca’s definition of inclusion:

    It’s like hosting a potluck where every student brings something different to the table and they share it with each other.


    Rebecca’s Bio:

    Rebecca Engle, at just 21, is a seven-time published author, educator, and entrepreneur. Despite being non-verbal until age 5, she has defied the odds and achieved extraordinary success. Rebecca owns Rebe Crafts, serves on the boards of three national non-profits, and is a distinguished seven-time winner of Presidential Awards for Community Service. Featured in numerous news and billboards and media outlets, she has also captivated audiences as a guest on over 400 podcasts, sharing her inspirational journey and relentless drive.


    Connect with Rebecca:

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rebecca.Engle.02/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Re02.20/


    SPAM© Count:

    Host:

    Yes

    Current Guest:

    No

    Cumulative Guest Stats:

    Yes - 4

    No - 7

    Hasn’t tried it - 1

    ☕ Buy me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/theinclusivedad


    Subscribe to Podcast Newsletter: https://www.theinclusivedad.com/podcastupdates

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In this episode of The Inclusive Dad Podcast, host AAron interviews Rebecca Engle, a special education teacher diagnosed with autism. Rebecca shares her experiences as both a special education student and teacher, discussing the importance of true inclusion. She highlights how inclusion is more than just being present in a classroom; it involves genuine participation and understanding. Rebecca also offers tips for parents on advocating for their child’s inclusion in general education settings, emphasizing the importance of data to support their case. The episode dives into practical strategies to foster meaningful inclusion in schools.


Key Takeaways:

Inclusion Potluck: Inclusion is like a potluck where everyone brings something different, and it's essential to ensure every student feels their contribution matters.

Misunderstood Inclusion: Just being in a classroom doesn’t equate to being included; inclusion requires intentional connection and participation.

Impact of Labels: Labels can limit expectations for students, but it's up to educators to challenge those perceptions.

Self-Advocacy: Teaching students to advocate for themselves is crucial, as they won’t always have someone to speak for them.

Inclusive Teaching: Teachers with disabilities or experience with disabilities can better relate and set higher expectations for students.


Rebecca’s definition of inclusion:

It’s like hosting a potluck where every student brings something different to the table and they share it with each other.


Rebecca’s Bio:

Rebecca Engle, at just 21, is a seven-time published author, educator, and entrepreneur. Despite being non-verbal until age 5, she has defied the odds and achieved extraordinary success. Rebecca owns Rebe Crafts, serves on the boards of three national non-profits, and is a distinguished seven-time winner of Presidential Awards for Community Service. Featured in numerous news and billboards and media outlets, she has also captivated audiences as a guest on over 400 podcasts, sharing her inspirational journey and relentless drive.


Connect with Rebecca:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rebecca.Engle.02/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Re02.20/


SPAM© Count:

Host:

Yes

Current Guest:

No

Cumulative Guest Stats:

Yes - 4

No - 7

Hasn’t tried it - 1

☕ Buy me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/theinclusivedad


Subscribe to Podcast Newsletter: https://www.theinclusivedad.com/podcastupdates

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