“Everybody Has challenges. We Have Adventures” Eagle Mount
In one of my email correspondence from working with the Accessible Icon Project, I came across a person who works at Eagle Mount, a recreational center for people with cancer and disabilities. This...
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The Painting of the Accessible Icon
Step by step pictures of Dr. Brian Glenney painting the Accessible Icon at one of the parking spaces at Gordon College.
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Beyond Disabilities Week: Brett Olson “Examining the mess under the carpet”
Watch and read his testimony on our Beyond Disabilities Page.
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Who’s Who: A guide to exploring Autism
For people who are interested in learning more about autism, I recommend researching the following people who have contributed to our understanding of disabilities and inclusion. A. Self-Advocates 1....
View ArticleAwesome Halloween Costumes
Inspiration for accessible Halloween costumes! 1. Nonprofit Makes Halloween Costume 2. Clever wheelchair ideas 3. Dad Builds His Son A Snowspeeder For Halloween
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New App That Promotes Accessibility
The app Map My Day promotes accessibility in cities and raises awareness for places that are accessible. Locals download the app and record data on areas that need improvement and places that are safe...
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Election Time: Appropriate Activities To Teach Students About Presidential...
With all the hype about the current presidential election, I wanted to find useful resources that could aid in class discussion. Below outlines different focuses and activities that you can follow as...
View ArticleKid Kindness Month
Promoting kindness is a necessary skill teachers must focus their students’ attention towards. Knowledge without applying kindness is pretty much useless since we want our learning to impact others...
View ArticleArt is a behavior, a process, a way of life.
Art is a fundamental part of being human. After reading Conversations Before the End of Time by Suzi Gablik, I realized most classrooms (and myself) were guilty of holding a modern western mindset...
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