Description
In the Summer of 2019, AWSP hosted a professional learning session titled: Magnified Leadership: Exploring Opportunities For Inclusive Practices Now and In The Future. This session was facilitated by Chris Espeland, AWSP Inclusion Project Manager and Dr. Lauren Katzman, Executive Director, Urban Special Education Leadership Collaborative, based out of Arizona State University.
Watch the clip from this session of Dr. Lauren Katzman sharing and discussing the history of special education. For some of you this will be a great reminder of this information. For others, this learning will be crucial as you begin considering ways to increase and enrich the inclusion happening in your building.
Watch the clip from this session of Dr. Lauren Katzman sharing and discussing the history of special education. For some of you this will be a great reminder of this information. For others, this learning will be crucial as you begin considering ways to increase and enrich the inclusion happening in your building.
- Reflect on your own, or discuss as a team the information that was presented. Was this new information for you?
- How might you share this information with your leadership team and/or your entire staff?
Contributors
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Lauren Katzman, Ed.D. Executive Director of the Urban Special Education
Dr. Lauren Katzman, Ed.D is the Executive Director of the Urban Special Education Leadership Collaborative, Arizona State University, an organization of 110 school districts in 29 states, representing approximately 13% of the nation’s students with disabilities. The goal of the Collaborative is to focus on the civil rights aspects of special education by sharing and influence knowledge, research, and policy to increase inclusive special education services and decrease the disproportionate representation of culturally and linguistically diverse students in special education classification, placements, and discipline.