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Oct 30, 2026

Skye DonovanGUEST
12:43
And then I have education.
Skye DonovanGUEST
12:45
So I have a master's in education and an educational doctorate, so the EDD.
Skye DonovanGUEST
12:49
So it's a lot, but I love it.
Skye DonovanGUEST
12:52
And I've learned so much about nursing.
Skye DonovanGUEST
13:14
And it was like, well, okay, at least the associate dean and some of the staff that are in the colleges, they can kind of help each other because they all speak the same language.
Skye DonovanGUEST
13:25
But it has been just an amazing confluence of – of thinkers because we call ourselves the helping professions.
Skye DonovanGUEST
13:35
So it's so great because when we're trying to make changes in PT education, I can talk to somebody who's in charge of the EDD program and it's in organizational leadership.
Skye DonovanGUEST
13:43
So it's been, it's been fantastic.
Rob SchillingHOST
5:23
The student missed roughly three months of school, continues to struggle with school attendance, severe anxiety, depression, and sleeplessness.
Rob SchillingHOST
5:32
The parents repeatedly reached out to Superintendent Matt Hawes, EDD, the Chief Legal Officer Josiah Black, Title IX Coordinator and Assistant School Division Counsel Aaron Stone, and the Special Education Coordinator Ruth Tapscott, attempting to resolve the concerns without success.
Rob SchillingHOST
5:48
After the agreement to release claims was sent to the family, they reached out directly to the board chair and vice chair.
Rob SchillingHOST
5:53
Okay, time for more resignations.
Rob SchillingHOST
7:09
How they ever got away with that.
Rob SchillingHOST
7:10
That's how arrogant they are.
Rob SchillingHOST
7:12
Where's Matt Ha's EDD? He's got $300,000, a bag of gold, and he's hiding somewhere.
Rob SchillingHOST
7:18
A prohibition on conditioning special education services on the release of legal claims.
Angela ZielinskiHOST
0:02
Brains in Motion with Mary McKone, Ed D., and Angela Zielinski, DPT.
Angela ZielinskiHOST
0:09
Please remember that this podcast is for entertainment purposes only.
Angela ZielinskiHOST
0:13
This is not medical advice, and this is just general discussion for educational purposes.

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Mary McKoneHOST
24:31
So I would also ask that as well.
Angela ZielinskiHOST
24:33
Yeah.
Angela ZielinskiHOST
24:34
And I think that that's probably my biggest growth area of change recently of how to give a good home program and how to, like when I first started doing reflex integration, the type of clinic I was at, there wasn't a home program.
Angela ZielinskiHOST
24:50
And so I would try and give one or two things.
Angela ZielinskiHOST
24:52
And I now realize in my growth and learning that that consistency is...
RobHOST
43:27
Yes.
John MatthewsGUEST
43:28
So I got the PhD, and it was really kind of interesting that I was looking at doctor EDD degree.
John MatthewsGUEST
43:36
The difference between the EDD and the PhD was six hours of statistics that I used to teach.
John MatthewsGUEST
43:42
Nice.
John MatthewsGUEST
43:43
So I
Neil YoungHOST
23:36
doesn't have a PhD.
Neil YoungHOST
23:37
She has an Ed.D., a doctorate of education.
Neil YoungHOST
23:40
But still, regardless, she has a doctoral degree.
Claire PotterHOST
23:43
She has a doctoral degree.
Clay TravisHOST
33:00
She doesn't have to have a law degree by any stretch of the imagination to do it.
Buck SextonHOST
33:03
A, a, a, a, so just to clarify, an educa- an EdD is a doctoral degree.
Buck SextonHOST
33:10
It is a doctoral degree, which is why she was Dr. Jill Biden.
Buck SextonHOST
33:13
It is distinct, though, from a PhD.
Buck SextonHOST
33:16
So it is an EdD, not a PhD.
Buck SextonHOST
33:19
So you have a doctoral degree in education, but it is not a philosophical...
Buck SextonHOST
33:23
That's the distinction I was going.
Kennedy LucasHOST
17:31
Um, yes, I plan on going back to school.
Kennedy LucasHOST
17:35
I plan on going back to school to get my doctorate of education, to get an EdD at University of Georgia.
Kennedy LucasHOST
17:42
So I, I look forward to it.
Kennedy LucasHOST
17:46
I, I, I...
Kennedy LucasHOST
17:31
Um, yes, I plan on going back to school.
Kennedy LucasHOST
17:35
I plan on going back to school to get my Doctorate of Education, to get an EdD at University of Georgia.
Kennedy LucasHOST
17:42
So I, I look forward to it.
Kennedy LucasHOST
17:46
I, I, I...
Rob SchillingHOST
10:42
To ensure policies and procedures are in place for mandated reporting.
Rob SchillingHOST
10:46
You know, why is this not being done, or why is this having to be done now and wasn't done previously? How much were you paying Matt Haas, Ed.D., and everybody before him? $300,000 on his way out the door, and probably close to $300,000 a year, including salary and benefits, and this is not done properly.
Rob SchillingHOST
11:05
Can you get your money back? Can you go after him? What's the matter with you people? Why don't you ask the question, how come it was a problem and wasn't addressed up till now? That's an important question.
Rob SchillingHOST
11:16
But you see, these people are cowardly in their operation.
Scott HustedtGUEST
21:05
Like, uh, uh, government officials, generals, uh, other people in the, in the, in the country.
Anita ShowerHOST
21:14
So you have more than an EdD, right? You have a PhD in education.
Scott HustedtGUEST
21:17
Oh, yeah.
Anita ShowerHOST
21:18
Okay.

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