Episode 317: Effective Inclusion with Leanne Greenberg

Episode 317: Effective Inclusion with Leanne Greenberg

In this episode of The Autism Helper Podcast, Leanne Greenberg joins us to discuss creating inclusive environments for students with autism. She shares her insights on overcoming barriers to inclusion, dispelling common misconceptions about autism, and highlighting successful strategies used in schools. Leanne also discusses the importance of social inclusion, helping students build meaningful relationships, and accommodating sensory needs in general education classrooms. Additionally, she offers practical advice on how families and caregivers can advocate for more inclusive environments. This episode is packed with valuable tips for fostering supportive and inclusive learning spaces for all students. Leanne Greenberg serves as an ESS Specialist in the Phoenix Union High School District. She has been an ASD teacher, ASD coach, ESS Facilitator, and Behavior Intervention Specialist. In addition to her teacher certifications, she is also a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.

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Episode 372: Sensory Bins and Sensory Diets Are Wildly Misunderstood

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Episode 371: Parent Communication is Broken in Most Special Ed Programs

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