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How our schools are dealing with special education staffing shortages (opens the original)
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Special education teachers provide instruction tailored to the needs of students with disabilities to help them realize their full potential, keeping many of these children from falling through the cracks in our education system. But what happens when there are not enough teachers to go around? There is a nationwide shortage of special education staff, and some local school districts are feeling it. Guest host Julie Philipp examines how schools are addressing the problem, and how St. John Fisher
How our schools are dealing with special education staffing shortages (opens the original)
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12:00: How our schools are dealing with special education staffing shortages 1:00: 'Connections Summer Sessions:' Aging Together: Thomas Connors, Jr. and Nicholas Verzella on their 90-year friendship Special education teachers provide instruction tailored to the needs of students with disabilities to help them realize their full potential, keeping many of these children from falling through the cracks in our education system. But what happens when there are not enough teachers to go around? Ther
Writing, reading, and talking about grief: Two authors share their experiences (opens the original)
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12:00: Writing, reading, and talking about grief: Two authors share their experiences 1:00: "Connections Summer Sessions:' Sharing life lessons across generations At some point or another, we all grieve over the loss of a loved one. Guest host Julie Philipp talks with two authors about how books can help us work through and live with grief, and how they can help us navigate conversations about grief with our children. This is in advance of A Conversation About Grief, scheduled for September 3 at
The state of public health and what it means for our community (opens the original)
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Until the COVID -19 pandemic, public health was nearly invisible. Most of us did not think about the people who keep an eye on restaurants, public water supplies, air quality, vaccination rates, outbreaks of diseases like measles, and many other measures that contribute to a healthy community. That has changed. Public health is often in the headlines. It has become more political and less trusted. Guest host Julie Philipp discusses the current state of public health and how it affects you.
The state of public health and what it means for our community (opens the original)
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12:00: The state of public health and what it means for our community 1:00: 'Connections Summer Sessions:' A new vision of aging Then in our second hour, "Connections Summer Sessions" continues. In this special rebroadcast, we explore a new vision for aging. "They all have an inner voice, and they listen to it. "That's what a local woman said she learned from people in their 90s who are still professionally active. Pat Ward-Baker earned her Ph.D. when she was 75. Her dissertation, "The Remarkabl
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