Teach The Way They Learn

At Academica Media, we believe that education must go beyond the curriculum.

This week, Lily gives us a brief overview about three common learning disabilities in the educational environment. She goes into detail, identifying each disorder as well as their symptoms and early indicators. Lily also provides answers to frequently asked questions asked about teaching students with disabilities. Tune in!

Host: Liliana Salazar (@SalazarLilly)
Producer: Ross Ulysse

At Academica Media, we believe that education must go beyond the curriculum.

This week, Lily interviews Principal Cory Oliver from the Jefferson County K-12 Somerset Charter School. Jefferson is located in one of the historically lowest-performing districts in Florida. In this final segment, Lily and Cory talk about all the significant changes seen within the course of a year. They also speak about the efforts made to make a difference in this community and all other positive outcomes realized from this project. Tune in to the final segment to find out more on this incredible transformation!

Host: Liliana Salazar (@SalazarLilly)

Producer: Michael Hernandez (@edtechmichael)
Post-Production: Ross Ulysse

At Academica Media, we believe that education must go beyond the curriculum.

This week, Lily interviews Principal Cory Oliver from the Jefferson County K-12 Somerset charter school. Jefferson is located in one of the historically lowest-performing districts in Florida. In this segment, Cory talks to Lily about the levels of poverty in this community and his journey when he first got to Jefferson. He also talks about the leadership skills that he embraces and expresses the love he has for all his students. Tune in to part 2 of this amazing podcast!

Host: Liliana Salazar (@SalazarLilly)

Producer: Michael Hernandez (@edtechmichael)
Post-Production: Ross Ulysse

At Academica Media, we believe that education must go beyond the curriculum.

This week, Lily interviews Principal Cory Oliver from the Jefferson County K-12 Somerset charter school. Jefferson is located in one of the historically lowest-performing districts in Florida. In this segment, Lily talks about this school of hope and introduces Principal Cory Oliver who speaks about his experience thus far as Principal at Jefferson. He also talks about what drew him to Jefferson and his plan to turn around not only the school but the Jefferson community. Tune in to this amazing podcast!

Host: Liliana Salazar (@SalazarLilly)

Producer: Michael Hernandez (@edtechmichael)
Post-Production: Ross Ulysse

At Academica Media, we believe that education must go beyond the curriculum.

In honor of national autism awareness month, Lily concludes her interview with autism expert Dr. Jennifer Durocher. Dr. Durocher is a Clinical Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Miami and the Clinical Director of the Center for Autism & Related Disabilities. In this episode, Dr. Durocher speaks about the three very important skills that are needed when working with individuals with autism. She also provides online resources for administrators, educators, and parents to reach out to for guidance.

The Center for Autism & Related Disabilities is an organization at the University of Miami that provides support for schools and families. This organization provides free resources, and teaches us how to better understand the world in which children with autism live. For more information, click the link down below.

www.umCARD.org

Host: Liliana Salazar (@SalazarLilly)
Producer: Michael Hernandez (@edtechmichael)
Post-Production: Ross Ulysse

At Academica Media, we believe that education must go beyond the curriculum.

In honor of national autism awareness month, Lily continues her interview with autism expert Dr. Jennifer Durocher. Dr. Durocher is a Clinical Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Miami and the Clinical Director of the Center for Autism & Related Disabilities. In this episode, Dr. Durocher goes in more detail explaining the root of autism, various hypotheses, studies, and outliers. She also stresses that educators must provide more support for individuals with autism and have a stronger appreciation for the struggles of parents in this area.

Host: Liliana Salazar (@SalazarLilly)
Producer: Michael Hernandez (@edtechmichael)
Post-Producer: Ross Ulysse

At Academica Media, we believe that education must go beyond the curriculum.

To kick off national autism awareness month, Lily sits down with autism expert Dr. Jennifer Durocher. Dr. Durocher is a Clinical Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Miami and the Clinical Director of the Center for Autism & Related Disabilities. . She addresses the early indications and symptoms of autism and discusses various methods to help educators and parents identify these characteristics.

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Host: Liliana Salazar (@SalazarLilly)
Producer: Michael Hernandez (@edtechmichael)
Post-Producer: Ross Ulysse

At Academica Media, we believe that education must go beyond the curriculum.

Lily has two new guests this week. From Thelma Louise Gibson Charter School comes Jennifer DeSousa and Yaneisy Abreu in the final segment of this amazing series about The Gibson turnaround. In this episode, we discuss the importance of listening to teachers during a turnaround, empowering teacher's strengths, and the importance of trust between the school leader and their staff.

Host: Lily Salazar

At Academica Media, we believe that education must go beyond the curriculum.

Lily has two new guests this week. From Thelma Louise Gibson Charter School comes Jennifer DeSousa and Yaneisy Abreu to talk about how to use diagnostic data to create action plans for students and using a standards-aligned curriculum while allowing your staff enough time during the school day to collaborate on lesson plans to help turn around a school, in an underprivileged neighborhood. The Gibson turnaround is a 3 part series, so stay tuned in, for the final segment of this amazing story.

Host: Lily Salazar

At Academica Media, we believe that education must go beyond the curriculum.

Lily has two new guests this week. From Thelma Louise Gibson Charter School comes Jennifer DeSousa and Yaneisy Abreu to talk about their "boots on the ground' approach to turning around a school, in an underprivileged neighborhood. The Gibson turnaround is a 3 part series, so stay tuned in, for parts 2 and 3 of this incredible story.

Host: Lily Salazar