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Explore " special educational needs" with insightful episodes like "Episode 18 - Katie SEN recruitment professional", "39. Charging Onwards And Upwards - Lorenza & Eliza Pye", "Episode 17 - Cllr Dennis Meredith", "Episode 16 - Jules and Mark" and "Episode 15 - Mental Health" from podcasts like ""SEN Parenting and Wellbeing", "The Disable The Label Podcast", "SEN Parenting and Wellbeing", "SEN Parenting and Wellbeing" and "SEN Parenting and Wellbeing"" and more!
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39. Charging Onwards And Upwards - Lorenza & Eliza Pye
On this episode we chat to Lorenza who's daughter Eliza was diagnosed with Charge Syndrome. Her diagnosis meant that Lorenza would have to navigate a new and unknown world of disability, including learning Signlanguage to enable her to speak with her daughter. Their story is full of triumph and positivity through all the tough things they have gone through, including Lorenza now teaching Singlanguage and having a free app for people to learn.
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Episode 17 - Cllr Dennis Meredith
Episode 16 - Jules and Mark
Episode 15 - Mental Health
The REALITY of Working in Special Education ft Renia Sakatzidou | The Parody of Reality - #016
Christos sits with Renia to talk about children with educational needs, Salaries for the teacher, why we should take nothing for granted, children's behaviour that you have to deal with, has anything changed from the past years, parents' approach towards teachers and how much this field influence lives.
Renia has an MSc in Special Educational Needs & Inclusion and has experience as a special education teacher in schools for kids of different ages. Even though sometimes she feels not appreciative, she is passionate about this field and works hard to accomplice a better future for those kids.
The Parody of Reality is a comedy podcast that shares funny stories, has deep conversations about meaningless things, and views life from a different perspective. Invites people with a unique approach to life that is ready to share their stories and give their opinion to the person who, with no fear, will ask for advice. Walking through some fun facts and news with an open-minded approach, or not.
In a world where people are nice and act as if they care about others, you can make a difference by joining us on a flagrant journey, acting crazy but helping people who need our help. This podcast puts its money where our mouth is and donates a percentage of the revenue to people who are in need! That's us...The Parody of Reality
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The Social Ideas Podcast: Cambridge Social Innovation Prize - Kim Griffin
Applications for the 2022 Cambridge Social Innovation Prize are now being accepted: the prize is awarded by Trinity Hall and the Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation.
In The Social Ideas Podcast: Cambridge Social Innovation Prize - Kim Griffin,
Kim shares how the £10,000 prize has enabled her to focus on the development of her social enterprise, the services she provides, and the future of a PhD and involvement in policy making.
The £10,000 awards are made annually to extraordinary founder-CEOs of scale-up social enterprises to support their growth as leaders. Mentoring from experts at Cambridge Judge Business School and support from an expanding community of social innovators at Trinity Hall will help them to develop the skills, resources and networks they need to create more impact from their work.
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