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Navigating college with a disability? 🎓🧩 Stop the guesswork. We're chatting with MMeri Scholars' founder about their MUST-HAVE list of truly accessible universities. Parents, don't miss this! 🏫✨

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In this insightful interview, Lisa shares her expertise on college accessibility for students with disabilities, highlighting resources, challenges, and strategies for families and students to navigate higher education inclusively.

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college accessibility, disabilities, inclusive education, college planning, neurodivergence, mental health, college resources, advocacy, higher education, college admissions

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to M.M.E.R.I. and Its Mission

02:51 The Importance of Inclusivity in Education

05:46 Researching Accessible Colleges

08:39 Spotlighting Supportive Colleges

11:39 Identifying Red Flags in College Selection

14:21 Barriers in College Admissions

17:24 The Role of K-12 Education in College Readiness

19:52 Navigating College Applications and Testing

22:47 Blind Spots in College Admissions

25:28 Supporting Adult Learners

28:21 Getting the Guide into Schools

31:17 Conclusion and Resources

Summary

In this conversation, the hosts discuss the challenges and experiences related to accessibility and accommodations in education, particularly for students with disabilities. They explore the differences between community colleges and universities, the bureaucratic hurdles in obtaining necessary accommodations, and the impact of societal structures on access to education. The discussion also touches on the role of technology, the financial burdens of education, and the importance of creating inclusive environments for all students. The conversation concludes with thoughts on the potential of AI in education and the need for systemic change to ensure equity and access for all learners.

🌍 Ever wondered how history influences our view of chronic illness?

In our latest episode, we sit down with Emily Mendenhall to discuss her groundbreaking book, "Invisible Illness."

She reveals the fascinating connections between past perceptions of hysteria and today's challenges with Long COVID.

What do you think – does history repeat itself in the realm of health? Share your thoughts below!

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