About Courtney Inclusion Evolution I’m a council of parent attorneys and advocates trained special education advocate. i have a master’s degree in secondary education, and taught for five years. let me know how i can help you and your child. Courtney hansen is a disability education advocate, public speaker, and active member of ndac. sharing resources available to everyone on inclusion, from blogs like courtney hansen's "inclusion evolution" enables teachers, students and parents to create more inclusive education environments.
About Courtney Inclusion Evolution Courtney joins me in this week’s episode to talk all things inclusion. her story as a mother to twins, one of whom has down syndrome, is where we start, because the fact that her boys are twins is the fuel behind her advocacy fire. Delve into our blog to learn from lived experiences across sectors, industries, cultures and communities of equity, inclusion and belonging in the workplace and wider society. Hi, i’m courtney—former journalist and teacher, current advocate, proud military wife, and domestic engineer to 3 kids (one who happens to rock an extra chromosome). Hi, i’m courtney—former journalist and teacher, current advocate, proud military wife, and domestic engineer to 3 kids (one who happens to rock an extra chromosome).
About Inclusion Evolution Hi, i’m courtney—former journalist and teacher, current advocate, proud military wife, and domestic engineer to 3 kids (one who happens to rock an extra chromosome). Hi, i’m courtney—former journalist and teacher, current advocate, proud military wife, and domestic engineer to 3 kids (one who happens to rock an extra chromosome). Inclusion evolution provides special education advocacy services to students with disabilities. courtney hansen is a council of parent attorneys and advocates trained special education advocate, and has a master’s degree in education. This amazing inclusion teacher has created a huge database of resources to support full inclusion for even students with down syndrome. you can also buy her book (shown below) with over 40 modifications for students with the most significant needs. Hi, i’m courtney—former journalist and teacher, current advocate, proud military wife, and domestic engineer to 3 kids (one who happens to rock an extra chromosome). Courtney's knowledge of systemic inequalities, cultural competence, and intersectionality enabled her to help us develop and implement key messaging that fostered inclusivity.
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