NeuroTangents
Claim This Podcastby Vermont Higher Education Collaborative - Hannah Markos, Alicia Beth
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<p>NeuroTangents is hosted by Hannah Markos and Alicia Beth of the Vermont Higher Education Collaborative. It was created to provide accessible information to educators about neurodiversity-related issues that matter in their work right now. </p> <p>As the discourse around neurodiversity continues to evolve, new topics, terms, and practices are emerging quickly. NeuroTangents seeks out experts to help build understanding and identify ways to make the (learning) world a more inclusive place.</p>
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Recent Episodes
January 24, 2025
Season 1 Bonus Episode: Wrapping Up & Looking Ahead
Hannah and Alicia discuss the Neurodiversity related issues that they've been thinking about lately, connections to season 1, and future topics for the NeuroTangents podcast.
January 17, 2025
Staying Curious with Brenda Atwater and Megan Pennell Seidner
Brenda and Megan join Alicia and Hannah to talk about teaching young children in ways that enable them to better understand themselves and each other through a neurodiversity affirming lens. Brenda and Megan discuss the work they completed for Molly Bumpas's spring course in 2024. This course will run again in March 2025 and registration is open. Visit Vthec.org and click "register" to sign up!
January 10, 2025
Safe Nervous Systems with Dr. Casey Ehrlich
Casey Ehrlich, Ph. D., joins Hannah and Alicia to talk about PDA—how we define it, how we think about it, and how teachers and parents can find shared understanding and provide effective support to students with nervous system disabilities. Interested in learning more about inclusive education? Check out our upcoming courses and workshops, including this in-person PD by UDL expert Loui Lord Nelson, Ph.D., to be held on 5/8/25: https://www.vthec.org/event/inclusive-design-leveraging-udl-mtss-and-ai-in-curriculum-planning/
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- What is NeuroTangents?
<p>NeuroTangents is hosted by Hannah Markos and Alicia Beth of the Vermont Higher Education Collaborative. It was created to provide accessible information to educators about neurodiversity-related issues that matter in their work right now. </p> <p>As the discourse around neurodiversity continues to evolve, new topics, terms, and practices are emerging quickly. NeuroTangents seeks out experts to help build understanding and identify ways to make the (learning) world a more inclusive place.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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