Tim VillegasMay 256 min10 Ways to Flex Your Social Media Advocacy SkillsA version of this article was originally published on Noodle. Over a decade ago, I bit the bullet and created a Twitter account. I had no...
Kayla KingstonMay 181 minThe Event You've Been Waiting For: MCIE Presents "My Disability Roadmap"MCIE has an exciting event coming up that we think you will be very interested in attending! On May 26 at 3 p.m. ET, we will be joining...
Tim VillegasMay 114 min10 Podcasts You Can Use for Professional DevelopmentPodcasts can serve as easy professional development for anyone looking to learn more about inclusive education or disability rights.
Kayla KingstonMay 42 minWhat does it mean to fully fund IDEA?The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) is our country’s special education law. Passed in 1975 (and originally called the...
Tim VillegasApr 277 minAn Inclusion StoryOne of the great storytellers in disability advocacy was Lou Brown, co-founder of TASH, who passed away a little over a year ago. And so...
Kayla KingstonApr 203 minMaking Sustainability InclusiveIt’s nearly Earth Day, our yearly reminder of how beautiful nature is and how important it is for us to take care of it. But sometimes it...
Tim VillegasApr 131 min5 Videos to Increase Autism AcceptanceHere at Think Inclusive, we are always thinking of new ways to help move inclusion forward. Below are five amazing videos we think you...
Guest BloggerApr 63 minPause and Consider: Ableism and Autism By Lauren Melissa Ellzey It would be hard to find an educator or in-school practitioner who doesn’t believe in the concept of inclusive...
Kayla KingstonMar 304 min7 Myths About Inclusive EducationThis blog post contains content created and published by the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, the TIES Center,...
Kayla KingstonMar 232 minThe Academy Awards is Ramping Up the Disability RepresentationThis Sunday, March 27, is the 94th Academy Awards and, for the first time ever, a deaf man is one of the Oscar nominees. Troy Kotsur has...
Guest BloggerMar 164 minInclusion Can Happen In Our SchoolsBy Nikki Donnelly This article will be published as part of MCIE's The Inclusion Catalyst. Click here to sign up to receive this...
Kayla KingstonMar 95 min'A Big Juggling Act': Teachers Reflect on How COVID-19 Changed Them and SchoolsWhen the news started to spread that the Coronavirus was in the United States and we would have to go into lockdown, it seemed like it...
Kayla KingstonMar 23 minThe Think Inclusive Podcast Listening GuideIf you're reading this, then you're probably a consistent consumer of the Think Inclusive blog. But do you listen to the Think Inclusive...
Kayla KingstonFeb 233 min“As We See It,” a New Show on Amazon Prime Video If you’re an unwavering reader of Think Inclusive, you know that we’re “rabid inclusionists” who are all about inclusive education. But...
Kayla KingstonFeb 161 minA Decade of Dolly Gray Award WinnersThe Dolly Gray Children’s Literature Award is a biannual award that “recognizes authors, illustrators, and publishers of high quality...
Kayla KingstonFeb 94 minStates are banning books in schools… what does that mean for our students? Like many students, I was required to read Fahrenheit 451 in high school. And while too many years have passed for me to recall the...
Kayla KingstonFeb 22 minFighting for Inclusive Education Feels Like Groundhog DayGroundhog Day is a bizarre American tradition where we rely on the weather expertise of Punxsutawney Phil—a groundhog—to determine...
Kayla KingstonJan 262 min“Abbott Elementary” Says A LOT About the State of Our SchoolsThere’s a new ABC TV show that’s catching people’s attention. “Abbott Elementary” is a comedy filmed as a mockumentary, much like “The...
Kayla KingstonJan 192 min4 Resources You Might Have Missed from MCIEMCIE is a nonprofit that envisions a society where neighborhood schools welcome all learners and create the foundation for inclusive...
Kayla KingstonJan 122 minMLK Preached Desegregation, But Segregation is Still the Norm in Our SchoolsThis upcoming Monday is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a federal holiday in the U.S. that celebrates MLK’s life and achievements, most...