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Autism treatment specialist and author, Jonathan Alderson, shares a humanistic approach to supporting students with autism with Dr. Jenna Rufo. Part 2 - begins at 17:09.

Taryn Sabia, a successful Harvard-educated architect and professor, and her mother, Cheryl Prentice, share how blindness impacted Taryn through schooling and how she learned to embrace "seeing things differently" in a visual arts field.

Dr. Jenna Rufo discusses challenges school leaders face during COVID 19 as well as how to take the lessons we've learned to recreate our school systems in newer and better ways. She is joined by school leaders, Dr. Robyn Viloria Wiens, Assistant Superintendent for Clayton School District, and Kimberly Zern Evelti, Director of Curriculum for the Williston-Northampton School.

In part two of this two-part series on school leadership during a pandemic, Dr. Jenna Rufo discusses how we can take what we've learned from this experience to transform education. She is joined by Dr. Robyn Viloria Wiens, Assistant Superintendent for Clayton School District, and Kimberly Zern Evelti, Director of Curriculum for Williston Northampton School.

Dr. Jenna Rufo presents the first episode of the empower ED chat. She discusses the unique challenges of school leadership amidst a pandemic with Dr. Robyn Viloria Wiens, Assistant Superintendent in Clayton, Missouri, and Kimberly Zern Evelti, Director of Curriculum for Williston Northampton School in Massachusetts. This is part one of a two-part series.

Who are the real experts on virtual learning? Kids! Kids share their thoughts on what works and doesn't work in online school. Dr. Jenna Rufo shares tips for educators.

Kids share that working at their own pace is one of the things they like best about virtual learning and Dr. Jenna Rufo shares some tips for teachers to make this happen!