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Teacher Blenda began to focus on Special Education when she, as the head of her own preschool, saw the need for it. There was a need for learning institutions to adopt inclusive and student-centered practices, and the need for support for parents who were at a loss about how to help their children who had special needs. After 20 years in teaching and educational administration, she went into masteral studies for Special Education. Today, Teacher Blenda's advocacy for inclusion has a vision at its core: that it can be a platform that uplifts children individually as well as together with their families. ⠀ ⠀ We're looking forward to learning from Teacher Blenda, who will be talking about the Inclusive Classroom, and how play-based approaches can be used for learning, at this month's installment of #HeadOnTalks. Join us in Beyond Fun: therapeutic art and play for children with special needs, this August 31!⠀ ⠀ There are still a few more slots left. Go through the link in bio to register!
The venue for this month's #HeadOnTalks is none other than @thelearningchildschool. Aside from being our homebase, the Campus is relevant to the August talk theme because it is an inclusive campus. Celebrating its 50th year this school year, TLC has grown with the evolving landscape of education. Part of its growth was the birth of the story of MAGIS, too, with a large part of our services catering to children with special needs. The School's integrative approach has opened up the opportunity for all its students to have access to services that complement their first years in education, the most important formative years. 🌳 Have you registered for the upcoming installment of Head On Talks? Check out and register through link in bio! See you August 31!
Expressive Arts Philippines Network and the Department of Theory at the College of Fine Arts in UP Diliman is excited to bring together practitioners based both in the Philippines and all over the world, to discuss, collaborate, and create. And it’s happening right here in Metro Manila! Join us this November. Find out more through link in bio.
Our #HeadOnTalks Series is all about engaging community, making continued learning more accessible to practitioners, and arriving at interdisciplinary discourse and collaboration. Most importantly, it’s all about talking about mental and neurodevelopmental wellness #HeadOn 🧠 - Our next one coming up August 31 is filling up fast! For more details and registration, go through link in bio.
Join us in discovering how play can not just facilitate learning but also become a therapeutic intervention for kids with special needs. 🧸🧩 #HeadOnTalks this August 31 will tackle how play and art-making can engage neurodiverse children and support the advocacy for inclusion.⠀ MORE ON THE EVENT: buff.ly/2lbTDy1⠀ REGISTER: bit.ly/magisheadon-aug2019
#Throwback to the last of our #HeadOnTalks last March when we discussed the effects of gadget use on child development. This August 31, we’ll be back again for a special event tackling therapeutic arts and play for children with special needs. Engaging kids in play and art-making may just be the alternative to screen time that parents, educators, and therapists can successfully employ. 🧸🎨⠀ MORE ON THE EVENT: https://buff.ly/2lbTDy1⠀ REGISTER: http://bit.ly/magisheadon-aug2019

 

 

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