Derek D'Avignon
Inclusive Pathways: Conversations about Special Ed and Twice Exceptional topics
Inclusive Pathways is a podcast hosted by Derek D’Avignon, M.Ed., Founder of Inclusive Pathways Consulting LLC.Each episode explores practical strategies for supporting Twice-Exceptional (2e) and/or special education learners — bridging the gap between parents, teachers, and school systems to figure out what is best for the kid socially, academically, and emotionally. From IEP collaboration to inclusive curriculum design, Derek brings nearly a decade of experience in teaching to help educators and families build environments where every student’s strengths shine that benefits them.
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Autor
Derek D'Avignon
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Último episodio
9 de jul. de 2026
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Episodios
Supporting Special Education Teachers and how it supports students 17.11.2025 12:56
Supporting Special Education Teachers by benefiting what is best for students.
What Parents wish about what schools would know at the IEP table. 11.11.2025 13:31
This is similar to episode 2 but more about what parents wish what schools would know about the IEP process to help parents understand the IEP process and have their perspectives.
What I wish every parent would know about IEP Meetings. 10.11.2025 19:17
What parents should know about IEP meetings to help understand the process of how an IEP meeting works.
Intro to Inclusive Pathways Consulting. 09.11.2025 13:09
if you want to know more about Inclusive Pathways Consulting send an e-mail to ddavignon@inclusivepathwaysconsulting.net or visit inclusivepathwaysconsulting.net
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