Hannah Broyhill

[Hannah Broyhill @HannahBroyhill]

@ProfessorStacie I find the whole process of the IEP interesting and how involved the schools and teachers can become.

[Stacie Bradshaw @ProfessorStacie]

#ExcepChild111 students: Name one thing you have learned about teaching those with exceptionalities, or just exceptionalities in general, that you didn’t know. Or something you found interesting this semester. (Tweet 5)

[Hannah Broyhill @HannahBroyhill]

@ProfessorStacie Early intervention is import because when disabilities are caught sooner it can help children before they start falling behind.

[Stacie Bradshaw @ProfessorStacie]

#ExcepChild111 students: Why is early intervention so important? What is something you have learned this module about interventions that you didn't already know? (Tweet 4)

[Hannah Broyhill @HannahBroyhill]

@ProfessorStacie The programs that assist individuals with disabilities are very important because they help provide a better quality of life for the individuals. They assist them with their daily needs. They help integrate them into society as well.

[Hannah Broyhill @HannahBroyhill]

@ProfessorStacie It is important because we all impact the success of the students with exceptionalities. It can impact how I teach by making me plan around what disabilities are in my class and making sure each child is included and thriving. @ProfessorStacie

[Hannah Broyhill @HannahBroyhill]

@ProfessorStacie If you have a sensory friendly classroom, it can be beneficial to students with Autism or SPD. On the other hand, some children may be overstimulated if the classroom is too busy. @ProfessorStacie #ExcepChild111

[Hannah Broyhill @HannahBroyhill]

@ProfessorStacie I want to be remembered as the teacher you could always count on. The one who made learning fun and gave you a love of learning. I want to have a positive and nurturing impact. @ProfessorStacie