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Drawn to teaching, drawn to special education

June 12, 2019 by Abigail Blaes

Molly and Lucy Limmer

Special education student Molly Limmer’s younger sister, Lucy, is 17 years old. Lucy loves goldfish, spaghetti and listening to Barney on repeat. Lucy is very low-functioning on the autism spectrum.   Autism takes a front row seat in Limmer’s life.   “Not a day goes by that I’m not aware of autism and its effects on others,” Limmer said.  It was for this reason that … [Read more...] about Drawn to teaching, drawn to special education

Filed Under: Student Accomplishments Tagged With: disability awareness, Special Education, student

Technology helps alumni improve special education

August 28, 2017 by Kai Raymer

Beckman and Ortman are special education teachers in the Ozark (Mo.) R-VI School District. They earned their bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Missouri State University and were frequent classmates in the College of Education, quickly bonding over a common interest in special education studies. “We were both like-minded, always wanting to know what the best practices are, … [Read more...] about Technology helps alumni improve special education

Filed Under: Student Accomplishments, Uncategorized Tagged With: Bear POWER, college of education, graduate college, Ozark Middle School, Special Education, Teachers

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