Shelley Moore

I feel like all of this time and space has kind of opened up for me and even to be able to travel because I There are so many brilliant humans in BC.

Dr. Shelley Moore, who's a huge person for me, you know, they're out there doing their work.

There's so many different people, even across Canada, who are doing this work, really advocating, making their voices known, bringing their innovative thoughts to the table and making the changes.

So if you need somebody in your school who can just drop in and observe and give some suggestions and It's not even about fully restructuring a system.

Thousands of parents across Australia, and many more around the world, face similar challenges and experiences every day.

Our guest today is the fabulous Dr. Shelley Moore, who is well known for her many years as an advocate and practitioner for inclusive design for learning.

We are gonna talk about the pros and cons of special classrooms for children with disabilities, how things need to change to make education more strength-orientated, and therefore, inclusive, and what parents and teachers can do today to help move us towards a more inclusive education practice.

I hope you enjoy our conversation.

Dr. Shelley Moore.

Hi.

Thank you so much for joining us on our podcast today.

Okay.

And it made me think of a couple of things.

One, how it would lend itself to the students' DNA, also to Shelley Moore's seed packets and learning about the kids' dreams is such a powerful way to get to know them.

It also makes me think of Peter Reynolds' book where they're creating those cars going places, I think, by Peter Reynolds, where they are all given a kit and they are all to create these cars.

These two kids combine and they create an airplane for the race.