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My name is Pat Murphy and I teach the Entered Fieldwork Practicum. Because we are teaching

teachers how to teach, we really need to incorporate all of the engagements, so

our online courses, we use Canvas and the discussion boards to create walkthroughs.

So the teachers present information about their classrooms. They share

pictures. They're actually sharing specific information regarding that

classroom, so it could be if we're working on classroom environment, they'll

show pictures of the classwork, video of their students doing acting-out lessons

and things like that, and then through discussion board they collaborate. They

talk to each other, they critique they ask questions, and then we also do Zoom,

where we meet together and we have cohorts. Rather, it's looking at

their videos and then critiquing them, annotating the videos, and finding out

exact areas of need. The interns will tell us what they need and show us. I

think for the interns that I work with, it provides a great platform because

they're working--so they're teaching during the day, they're taking

classes at night and they have a life, and so the online platform really

supports the timeframe. So we've been really successful with the online format.

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5 Important FAQs About Special Needs Education - Duration: 7:18.

5 Important FAQs About Special-Needs Education

education is a complex topic for parents of kids with special needs

for most of us it's not so simple as blithely sending our children to the closest public school

we worry a lot

over many questions is my child getting enough support

would he or she do better at a different school

what type of curriculum should my child U.S. is his or her individual education plan being

enacted on a daily level of I live in Milwaukee a city

that's famous for having the oldest low income school voucher program in the nation

that this doesn't mean I get a voucher for my son Liam who has autism

in fact as he's facing a transition away from the inclusive preschool he's attended for the last four years I worry about where to send him next

because of the level of individual support Liam needs public school is in an auction and I can't

afford private school tuition with apparent payday Dieter about $40,000 a year

I wish that we had a school choice program in Wisconsin for kids with special needs

and I've been researching these programs for a long time there's a lot of information up there and did some research to answer the five

biggest questions I had and here's what I found out

what exactly is school choice

according to the freedman foundation

school choice gives parents the freedom to choose their children's education

while encouraging healthy competition among schools to better serve family's needs

to look choice lets parents use the public funds set aside for their children's education to choose the schools public or private

near or far the Lintas or secular that work best for them

for kids with special needs this basically means that parents can choose to use the public funds

allotted for their child to send his or her to a private school a charter school

and online school

or for home school in some cases

where is school choice offered for kids with special needs

seven states currently offers special education vouchers

tax credits or scholarship programs

Florida Louisiana

Georgia Ohio

Oklahoma a Utah and Arizona

each of the state's runs different programs that allow for varying degrees of support for kids with special needs so it's best to use the

embedded links to research programs in a specific state

what are some objections to school choice for kids with special needs

much has been written about the possible negatives for kids with special needs using school choice programs

see pages 13 of this newsletter

the biggest objection center around kids losing idea protections like like the right to free school transportation

the focus on academics rather than vocational training

and the fact that private schools are not legally required to provide special education and disability related services

opponents also argue that many families can't handle the level of parental involvement school choice requires

many of these objections

however don't stand up to empirical research

and the freedman foundation reports that most kids with special needs who use school choice

programs to enter into a private school are thriving

are there any school choice success of stories of former French teacher in the Arizona public schools Lindsay Vasquez and her husband

Raymond also a public school teacher decided to pull their seven year old son Tristan pictured above who has autism

out of public school after a disastrous kindergarten year

under Arizona's empowerment scholarship account and said they've used wriston's public

funds to enroll him in the private accredited online home school program

Lindsay sat my son does really well one to love it also loves computers

have him sit for a preferred subject like math

for an hour if necessary

we've been learning second grade content via online for a year and a half's

he attends to the animation

the short video clips

the brain pop videos the audio stories talking with his peers and teacher

and the flexibility of his school's schedule

it can work on a lesson for 1015 minutes and still take sensory breaks beat jumping jacks

deep pressure 5 minutes on his I'd had etc.

This year he is sitting for longer periods of time

taking more of an interest in the stories recording his voice while reading

and answering comprehension questions

after tuition the vasquez's still have a bit of extra money from the ascent and this pays for extra speech and occupational therapy sessions

swimming lessons and therapeutic horseback riding

although the school choice has required some financial sacrifices

Lindsey is now staying at home and racking up miles on the family car as she transports Tristan to different therapies

that for them school choice has been worth that what can you do if your state doesn't offer a school choice program

I asked my friend Donnie Roose a mom to two girls with autism has been fighting to for a

special need scholarship here in Wisconsin for a long time for advice

like Lindsay Vasquez

Donnie pulled her girls out of public school because they weren't getting the support they needed and their pits were not being followed

Donnie sends her girls to a local private school with a ba support staffs

and although it's expensive she's reports tremendous gains

she says I was lucky to find a school who was willing to embrace my children and any support staff I wanted to bring in my girls now have

complete consistency between their home and school environments and their programming is completely individualized to their needs

any problems that arise are dealt with immediately

and the girls are being supported in all social situations as well

something I could never get written in their pit school they are thriving socially and making steady gains in all areas of academics

so what am I going to do about leon's education

get a second job and send him to a private school here in Wisconsin move to a state with school choice

home school him when not sure yet but I'm grateful to at least have more information at

hand to make some important decisions about his academic future

we'd love to hear more from you about the school choice debate what sorts of schools are working for your kids

and what other questions you have about educating your child with special needs

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What is meant by Erasmus+? and the types of Education? - Duration: 5:14.

Salamu Aliku (Arabic Greeting) meaning "Hello All"

My name is Amr Abdelgayyed

I am a communications Engineer

Helwan University graduate

Currently I live in Spain

And I have a business consultancy start up in Spain

Today I will speak with you about something called "ERASMUS+"

But before I start speaking about it,

I will have to take you back in time around 20 to 30 years ago

So that we can understand, what is meant by the word ERASMUS or where did it come from

Firstof all, before the foundation of the European Union around the year 1960/1970

They set the learning process into 3 types

First type is called FORMAL EDUCATION

Second type is called INFORMAL EDUCATION

And the third type is called NON-FORMAL EDUCATION

They found out that who graduates from Formal Education

Be it a university or school

or if he did a PhD, masters or bachelors

His compliance will be approximately 40% according to labour market

So, what are the characteristics of Formal Educations?

1- You have a fixed curriculum for everyone

2- Fixed exam schedule for everyone

3- There is a fixed age within which the teacher is the only information source

and the fixed curriculum they are taught from

Therefore,

They tried to solve this problem

They figured out that they can let universities cooperate together

In different countries

For example, if the student studies tour guiding

or tourism

in Germany for instance

he can spend one semester abroad, out of his university

or even one full year, he can go study in Spain

Like this, he is gaining more experience

and expanding his horizon

and the most important of all is gaining a new language

learning Spanish there besides undergoing practical studies

The 2nd. type which they call informal education

& they also call Long Life Learning

you learn from personal & life experience

whether you are working in a company or got training on your own

or learnt a specific thing from YouTube

but there is no physical evidence or certificate

proving which level I reached!

So, one of the informal education features

is its flexibility....

you are simply self learning

I have several education sources

be it from a person or from training you receive

or you are learning online or from YouTube

or MOOC courses classes

but at the end, there will be no one to evaluate your level

The 3rd. education type

which the European Union named Non-Formal Education

We won't be able to find a letteral Arabic translation for it

but we can just call it Semi-Formal Education

& the reason it was designated

as it gathers up both the formal & informal education features

The formal one which has a scientific curriculum

and at the same time

gives you a certificate

On the other hand,

the flexibilty of the place from which we get the learning

the age flexibility

& there are no exams at the end

Therefore, there are certain channels

to undergo non-formal education

they realised there are 3 ways for that

First, On Job Training

which is learning by doing

you learn while doing the thing yourself

for example

people from 5 or 6 countries gathered to take a photography course

the trainer present there

or the teacher or the facilitator

this person starts to teach them explaining

the process of taking a photo & pressing which buttons

& how to hold the camera

& how to adjust the shooting frame

This is called on job training

At this time

he teaches the basics

that allows the trainee to hold any camera

and takes photos with it

But what if he wants to learn more?!

or learn more advanced tips

at that time,

comes what we call: Job Instruction Training

which states; If you need to learn more,

and get more knowledge,

there are certain resources

and specific books

and links

there are YouTube videos

Is the trainer my only learning channel?

No, You can also benefit from other trainees in the course

while each of them shares information, knowledge or personal experience

Accordingly, you learn from them indirectly

And this is called: Indirect Learning

Therefore, the European Union was searching

for programmes they can create to aid

Non-formal Education

that applies the all three features

1- On Job Training

where you learn by doing

2- Job Instruction Training

3- Indirect Learning

They came up with 2 programmes

1- European Voluntary Service

2- Youth or Cultural Exchange

which is a youth exchange or a cultural exchange project

And we will be speaking about both of them

in the coming episodes, in details

How to apply to them

And how we can get selected

And what are their benefits

See you soon again!

My Greetings for all!

Salamu Alikum (Bye Bye!)