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Something Shiny: ADHD!Are folks with ADHD natural promoters?Isabelle and David continue to talk with David’s brother’s friend, Aaron, and contemplate why folks with ADHD can be so enthusiastic and excited about interests, people, etc. Is it because we are like puppies who are starved for reinforcement (dopamine)? Or does it come from living a life on the outside and the joy of connection when it has been missed for so long. With callbacks to Greatest American Hero (See Ep095) as well as the real story behind the theme song to St. Elmo's Fire.—-David describes how borrow...2025-02-1227 min
Beyond 6 Seconds: Neurodiversity stories from neurodivergent peopleInclusive education with LeDerick Horne, dyslexic poet and advocateCW: Mentions of suicidality. In the third grade, LeDerick Horne was labeled as “neurologically impaired” – a label that followed him through his schooling until he was eventually diagnosed with dyslexia. Today, LeDerick is a dynamic spoken-word poet, a respected author, and a passionate advocate for people with disabilities. He has performed at prestigious venues such as the White House and the United Nations. His workshops, speeches and poetry open doors to discussions on inclusive education, equal opportunity, systemic change, and hope for individuals with disabilities. During this episode, LeDerick talks about: The challenges he faced...2024-10-2836 min
Together We PLANThe Challenge to Change: Learning from Lived Experiences with DisabilitiesIn this episode of "Together We Plan", Ellen Nalven, Executive Director of PLAN|NJ, is joined by two remarkable leaders in the field of disability advocacy—LeDerick Horne, a spoken word poet, published author, and advocate for people with disabilities, and Hazeline Pilgrim, Executive Director of the Family Support Organization of Essex County. They dive into LeDerick’s journey as a person with a disability, his advocacy work, and the challenges and opportunities for creating more inclusive education and support systems. The conversation also touches on the barriers Black families face in accessing services and how systemic change can make...2024-09-1354 min
Black and DyslexicEp.32 | Rewriting Futures: How FathersRead365 is Transforming Communities with Akeiff Staples and Brent JohnstoneJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne as they dive into the inspiring journey of the CEOs of FathersRead365, a groundbreaking organization dedicated to promoting literacy and education among fathers and their children. From overcoming personal challenges to creating impactful community programs, the founders' path is marked by determination, innovation, and a commitment to fostering a love for reading in families. To date, they’ve given out close to 300,000 books!2024-07-1959 min
Black and DyslexicEp.31 | AI-Driven Inclusivity: André Skepple on How FullSpektrum® Empowers Neurodivergent LearnersJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne as they dive into the inspiring journey of André Skepple, the visionary Founder & CEO of FullSpektrum®, a digital solutions powerhouse dedicated to unlocking the diverse potential within every mind. From overcoming personal adversity to becoming a community champion for neuroinclusivity, André's path is marked by resilience, innovation, and a commitment to transforming education through AI and advanced analytics.2024-07-091h 01
Black and DyslexicEp.30 | From the NFL Field to New Frontiers: Deon Butler's Unread PlaybookJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne as they dive into the inspiring journey of Deon Butler, a remarkable athlete who rose to prominence despite facing significant literacy challenges. From excelling in multiple sports to earning a full-ride football scholarship and joining the NFL, Deon's path was marked by perseverance and triumph. However, his struggles with reading and comprehension ultimately affected his professional football career.2024-06-2953 min
Black and DyslexicEp.29 | Embracing Belonging: Dr. Anthony Perry Calls for Authentic Presence in Private SchoolsJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne for a captivating conversation with Dr. Anthony Perry, Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging at the esteemed Lab School of Washington. Dr. Perry is a luminary in the field, renowned for his profound insights and unwavering commitment to fostering unity, understanding, & belonging in our society.
Throughout the conversation, Dr. Perry explores the importance of diversity, equity, inclusion, & belonging in creating truly inclusive spaces. He leaves an indelible mark on our hearts and minds, inspiring us to embrace our differences and work towards a world where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued.2024-06-2259 min
Black and DyslexicEp.28 | Live at the Inaugural Black Literacy Matters ConferenceJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne for an in-person live recording of the Black and Dyslexic Podcast at the inaugural Black LIteracy Matters conference in Omaha, NE on the campus of College of Saint Mary. Get ready for an enlightening session with esteemed panelists Sheila Carr-CoFounder of Decoding Dyslexia D.C., Miss Teen Lincoln Janae Harris, Sha Page M.Psyche, and Jerry Samuels M.Ed . This engaging discussion will delve into the intricate connections between dyslexia, culture, and social justice within the Black community, aiming to amplify voices and advocate for equitable access to literacy resources.2024-06-051h 35
CHASE Your Dreams Podcast"Finding Your Voice" with LeDerick HorneSend us a textJoin us for a special episode with LeDerick Horne, our keynote speaker at CHASE FEST 2024. LeDerick uses his gift for spoken-word poetry as the gateway to larger discussions on equal opportunity, pride, self-determination and hope for people with disabilities. We dig into Horne's spirituality, advice for youth in finding their unique voice, ways to become more conscious of our environments, and much more! Learn more about LeDerick at https://lederick.com/. 2024-05-0337 min
Daily Border CrossingsLiteracy, Reading, Neurodivergence and Our Students - When Learning Doesn't Look the Same, S4 E5Final day of Black History Month, phenomenal episode w/ phenomenal guests!!
Research told Black students long ago that they lacked reading proficiency and were below reading level. Decades later, research is telling the same story that they're still woefully behind. What is going on with research? With teaching practices? What should parents or teachers be watching for or doing differently? What should you do if the way your child/student reads, writes, or learns doesn’t match what’s widely considered “the norm”? And what about a learning difference or a dyslexia diagnosis? Then what?
Guess what? There's good news on...2024-03-011h 32
Opportunity Gap: How to Support Kids of Color Who Learn DifferentlyDiverse impact: Champions of change at UnderstoodIn celebration of Black History Month, Julian highlights four members of the Understood team: Berman Fenelus, Senior Content ProducerLivingston Steele, Social Media ManagerMisha Williams, Grants and Relationships ManagerDeb Wilson, Chief People & Culture OfficerEach of them is making an impact in the lives of people with learning and thinking differences, from silencing shame and stigma to promoting inclusion. Learn the reasons why they choose to do this work. Visit the episode page for a transcript and links to helpful resources. We’d love to hear from you. Write to us at opportunitygap@understood.org...2024-02-1411 min
Black and DyslexicEp.26 | Unstoppable: From High School Dropout to JD, PhD & College President - Dr. Herman Felton Jr.'s StoryJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne in this powerful episode where we have the honor of speaking with Dr. Herman Felton Jr., President & CEO of Wiley University in Marshall, TX. We engaged in a thought-provoking conversation with this esteemed leader, advocate, and educator. Dr. Felton brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table, and in this episode, he shares his personal insights on the intersection of dyslexia and the Black community. From his journey as a non high school grad to his impactful work in higher education. His dedication to creating inclusive and equitable learning environments resonates...2023-08-021h 05
Dyslexia DevotedEp. 59 Crossing Between LanguagesStudents with dyslexia can learn other languages and there are some strategies that can help make the process more smooth.
Welcome to Episode 59 of Dyslexia Devoted and today we’re talking about the ways we can bridge the students reading skills between languages.
Show notes: parnelloeducation.com/episode59
This Episode's Topics:
Why is it important to be fluent in your first language before learning another?
Connecting the sounds and strategies between languages
Connecting the roots of meaning between languages
Resources Mentioned in this Episode:
Dr. Elsa Cardenas Hagan
Literacy Foundations for...2023-07-1812 min
Black and DyslexicEp.25 | Enhancing Literacy and Reading Skills with SLP Sydney BassardJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne in this enlightening episode where we invite a highly knowledgeable and experienced speech and language pathologist (SLP), Sydney Basscard, to discuss the invaluable role SLPs play in improving literacy and reading abilities, specifically when trained to work with those who have dyslexia. Join us as we dive into the fundamental principles and strategies that make this approach effective in addressing reading difficulties and promoting language development.2023-07-1236 min
Black and DyslexicEp.23 | New Jersey Education Association (NJEA): A Transformative Conversation with the Black and Dyslexic Podcast - PART 2Join co-hosts Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne for an extraordinary live recording of the Black and Dyslexic Podcast, hosted by the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA). In this dynamic session, we bring together a diverse panel of voices to explore the powerful intersectionality of being Black and Neurodivergent. Together, our panelists will engage in a captivating discussion, shedding light on their personal stories, triumphs, and challenges. They will provide invaluable advice to educators, drawing from their own experiences and offering concrete tips and strategies. This session is designed to empower educators in developing culturally competent and inclusive approaches that...2023-06-281h 08
Black and DyslexicEp.22 | New Jersey Education Association (NJEA): A Transformative Conversation with the Black and Dyslexic Podcast - PART 1Join co-hosts Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne for an extraordinary live recording of the Black and Dyslexic Podcast, hosted by the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA). In this dynamic session, we bring together a diverse panel of voices to explore the powerful intersectionality of being Black and Neurodivergent. Together, our panelists will engage in a captivating discussion, shedding light on their personal stories, triumphs, and challenges. They will provide invaluable advice to educators, drawing from their own experiences and offering concrete tips and strategies. This session is designed to empower educators in developing culturally competent and inclusive approaches that...2023-06-2152 min
Black and DyslexicEp.21 | Bad Azz Parent Advocate Choyce SimmonsJoin hosts Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne, In this powerful episode, we have the honor of speaking with BAD AZZ parent advocate Choyce Simmons. Choyce, a dyslexic entrepreneur, author, and advocate, shares her inspiring journey highlighting the challenges she faced and the determination that fuelled her advocacy efforts when navigating the special education process for her dyslexic son. Undeterred by setbacks, Choyce's unwavering commitment led her to secure a non-public placement for her son during his middle school years. Remarkably, she achieved this accomplishment without the assistance of an advocate or special education attorney. She refused to let the...2023-06-141h 03
Black and DyslexicEp. 20 | Being Black, Brilliant and Dyslexic with Marcia Brissett-BaileyJoin hosts Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne, alongside the remarkable Marcia Brissett-Bailey, as they dive into an enlightening conversation about the challenges of growing up with dyslexia in the UK. In this episode, Marcia shares her personal journey of navigating a system where dyslexia was poorly understood, compounded by the absence of representation for Black individuals. Marcia opens up about the struggles she faced in grasping the concept of dyslexia and the isolation she felt, believing she was the only Black person dealing with dyslexia. The lack of diverse representation further exacerbated her feelings of being alone on her...2023-06-071h 00
Urban Collaborative CollabCastCollabCast Episode 2: Anti-Racist PracticesDiagnosed with a learning disability in the third grade, LeDerick Horne is a dynamic spoken-word poet, an inspiring motivational speaker, and a determined advocate for all People with Disabilities.The grandson of one of New Jersey’s most prominent civil rights leaders, LeDerick uses his gift for spoken-word poetry as the gateway to larger discussions on equal opportunity, pride, self-determination and hope for People with Disabilities. His workshops, keynote speeches, and performances reach thousands of students, teachers, legislators, policy makers, business leaders, and service providers each year. He regularly addresses an array of academic, government, social, and bu...2023-05-2640 min
KROSS BARZMore than an IEP: Getting Schooled with LeDerick HorneDo you have a child in special education? Have they been provided an Individualized Education Plan (IEP)? Does your teenager excel in sports but fail academically? On this episode of KROSS BARZ cohosts Big Oh! and J. Tanae' get right down to business with LeDerick Horne. LeDerick was diagnosed as having a learning disability in the third grade. Since then, he has made it his mission to knock down barriers, while empowering the voiceless, and educating parents and teachers, through public speaking, workshops, and poetry. Mr. Horne is also an advocate, activist, and author of the book en...2023-05-111h 32
High Tech High UnboxedLeDerick Horne: Separate Is Not Equal in Special Education (reissue)Episode Notes
This is a "reissue" of a classic episode. The original came out in January 2020.
You can learn more about all the awesome work LeDerick Horne is doing at his website, lederick.com
The poem at the start of the episode is called "New Beginning". You can hear it on LeDerick Horne's first album, Rhyme Reason and Song. You can also see LeDerick performing it here.
LeDerick's book, which he wrote with Margaret Vreeburg Izzo, is called Empowering Students with Hidden Disabilities: A Path to Pride and Success.2023-03-1721 minSomething Shiny: ADHD!Conversation with LeDerick Horne - Part IV - “Until Every Barrier Falls"David and Isabelle continue their conversation with poet, speaker, and activist for people with disabilities, LeDerick Horne—and get to hear him recite some of his incredible spoken word poems. They talk about how songs taught them to spell, the power of oral traditions, and an incredible school in Kenya that expanding education and access for those with disabilities. Seriously, his poetry will give you life. (Part IV of IV)------LeDerick continues sharing some of his poetry, describing his father’s record collection and his mother’s love of music—he recites his poem, “A...2023-03-0125 min
Something Shiny: ADHD!Conversation with LeDerick Horne - Part III - "Dare to Dream"David and Isabelle continue their conversation with poet, speaker, and activist for people with disabilities, LeDerick Horne—from how the LD/ADHD community often generates it’s knowledge base from peers and social media, to losing resources by ignoring people, to recognizing that the suffering is real and the urge to help someone not suffer as you did has a big fancy psychology term for it (transmuting internalization, PHEW). Go further into the depth of how you’re not alone and also hear one of LeDerick’s incredible poems - Dare to Dream. (Part III of a series)----...2023-02-1531 min
Something Shiny: ADHD!Conversation with LeDerick Horne - Part II - "Being Seen By Somebody Like You"David and Isabelle continue their conversation with David’s dear and incredible friend, LeDerick Horne—a poet, speaker, and activist for people with disabilities. From vision boarding your IEP, to the importance of near-peer mentors and role models who have walked a little further down the LD/ADHD road, to accommodations and frustrations in LeDerick’s multiple roles (as businessperson, activist, poet, writer, tree farmer, etc.). Go deeper into recognizing an inclusive view of success, and what success can look like for each of us individually. (Part II in a series)----David describes how in education, it mig...2023-02-0134 min
RechargED EducatorsSERIOUS STRUGGLES TO STARDOM! LeDerick Horne's Amazing Story Of Resiliency Through "Hidden Disabilities", Including DyslexiaYou are not going to believe LeDerick Horne's inspirational story of resilience and perseverance! In this episode LeDerick talks about his challenges of growing up with "hidden disabilities" including dyslexia, and tells how the people who supported him changed his life.--------------------------------------------------------RechargED Family Designs - Designs That Help To Spread Positive Vibes, Recharge, and Empower! https://www.redbubble.com/people/RechargEDFamily/explore?asc=u&page=1&sortOrder=recent ---------------------------------------------------------Diagnosed with a learning disability in the third grade, LeDerick Horne is a dynamic spoken-word poet, an inspiring motivational speaker, and a determined advocate...2023-01-2630 minSomething Shiny: ADHD!Conversation with LeDerick Horne - Part I - "Nothing About You Needs To Be Fixed"David starts by introducing his incredible friend—poet, speaker, and advocate for all people with disabilities, LeDerick Horne. He uses LeDerick’s own advice about introducing people: think of the last time you saw them and then why they’re here now. David last remembers walking with LeDerick on a cold Chicago day after eating delicious Ethiopian food and talking up a storm almost a year before this recording, and the reason for LeDerick being on Something Shiny goes deeper. When David was first learning about how to be an advocate and unmask his own LD/ADHD (side note: David...2023-01-1845 min
Opportunity Gap: How to Support Kids of Color Who Learn DifferentlyWisdom for families from LeDerick Horne, poet with dyslexiaLeDerick Horne is a Black man, poet, activist, and person with dyslexia. He’s spoken at the White House. And he wrote a definitive book on hidden disabilities. But his life could have all turned out differently. As a child, LeDerick couldn’t read. He was labeled “neurologically impaired” and was put in separate special education classes. And he struggled to find his place as a Black man in America with learning differences. He says one mistake could have led him to prison or worse, like many of his classmates. In this episode of The Opportunit...2022-05-1233 min
Opportunity Gap: How to Support Kids of Color Who Learn DifferentlyHow “The Talk” changes with disability and learning differencesBlack parents and families of color know about “The Talk”: the conversation they must have with their kids about the dangers posed by racism and injustice in society. But how does this conversation change when learning differences and disability are part of the picture? This week, The Opportunity Gap tackles how to talk with your child about learning and thinking differences and why this is a critical conversation to have for kids of all ages. Hosts Julian Saavedra and Marissa Wallace discuss how to avoid shame around differences and disability, and what words you can use. Listen for t...2022-04-1424 min
Black and DyslexicEp.18 | It’s a Wrap - Season 1 Recap with Winifred and LeDerickJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne as they recap Season 1. They discuss how getting this content out has impacted the community and their perspective on what it means to have unfiltered conversations around all things Black and Dyslexic.2022-01-2630 min
Black and DyslexicEp.18 | It’s a Wrap - Season 1 Recap with Winifred and LeDerickJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne as they recap Season 1. They discuss how getting this content out has impacted the community and their perspective on what it means to have unfiltered conversations around all things Black and Dyslexic.2022-01-2630 min
Black and DyslexicEp.17 | Why Black Literacy Matters with Clarice JacksonJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne with Clarice Jackson as they discuss her journey from parent advocate, the intense training to learn special education law, the call to fill a need "so all can read" to advocating on a national level.2022-01-1950 minBlack and DyslexicEp.17 | Why Black Literacy Matters with Clarice JacksonJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne with Clarice Jackson as they discuss her journey from parent advocate, the intense training to learn special education law, the call to fill a need "so all can read" to advocating on a national level.2022-01-1950 min
Black and DyslexicEp.13 | Town Hall Meeting: Integrating Special Education with General Education with Urban CollaborativeJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne as they facilitate the Town Hall meeting at the Urban Collaborative Fall virtual member meeting “Widening the Sphere of Success For All Learners: Integrating Special Education Within General Education” hosted by San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD).2021-12-2255 minBlack and DyslexicEp.13 | Town Hall Meeting: Integrating Special Education with General Education with Urban CollaborativeJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne as they facilitate the Town Hall meeting at the Urban Collaborative Fall virtual member meeting “Widening the Sphere of Success For All Learners: Integrating Special Education Within General Education” hosted by San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD).2021-12-2255 min
Black and DyslexicEp.12 | Bad Azz Parent Segment with Host Winifred A. WinstonJoin LeDerick Horne as he sits down with Winifred A. Winston for another Bad Azz Parent segment. Winifred discusses her journey of learning to be an advocate for her daughter. She shares about getting her daughter evaluated, how she learned to navigate IEP meetings, learning and researching to find the best options and how you miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.2021-12-151h 05Black and DyslexicEp.12 | Bad Azz Parent Segment with Host Winifred A. WinstonJoin LeDerick Horne as he sits down with Winifred A. Winston for another Bad Azz Parent segment. Winifred discusses her journey of learning to be an advocate for her daughter. She shares about getting her daughter evaluated, how she learned to navigate IEP meetings, learning and researching to find the best options and how you miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.2021-12-151h 05Black and DyslexicEp.10 | Winning Over Dyslexia with Dr. Shawn Anthony RobinsonJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne with Dr. Shawn Anthony Robinson AKA Dr. Dyslexia Dude, as they discuss his journey of failing in school and not getting the support he needed as a young Black boy with dyslexia to how he won over the learning disability to achieve the highest educational degree. Dr. Robinson shares his passion for spreading awareness, understanding dyslexia, and his new course launching in the Spring.2021-12-011h 03
Black and DyslexicEp.10 | Winning Over Dyslexia with Dr. Shawn Anthony RobinsonJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne with Dr. Shawn Anthony Robinson AKA Dr. Dyslexia Dude, as they discuss his journey of failing in school and not getting the support he needed as a young Black boy with dyslexia to how he won over the learning disability to achieve the highest educational degree. Dr. Robinson shares his passion for spreading awareness, understanding dyslexia, and his new course launching in the Spring.2021-12-011h 03
Black and DyslexicEp.8 | Access to Advocacy with Marcy JacksonJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne with Marcy Jackson as they discuss how educational consultants can help parents access special education services through an IEP or 504 plan. Mary also shares how Richard Weinfield, Executive Director & Educational Consultant, with Weinfield Education Group (WEG) has made advocacy accessible by providing no-cost, expert, special education advocacy to Black students with special needs whose education has been impacted by systemic racism with the SEE US program.2021-11-1854 minBlack and DyslexicEp.8 | Access to Advocacy with Marcy JacksonJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne with Marcy Jackson as they discuss how educational consultants can help parents access special education services through an IEP or 504 plan. Mary also shares how Richard Weinfield, Executive Director & Educational Consultant, with Weinfield Education Group (WEG) has made advocacy accessible by providing no-cost, expert, special education advocacy to Black students with special needs whose education has been impacted by systemic racism with the SEE US program.2021-11-1854 min
Opportunity Gap: How to Support Kids of Color Who Learn DifferentlyADHD as a “white boy problem”What prevents young people of color from recognizing their learning differences and ADHD? According to user researcher Yasmeen Adams, there’s a perception by some that ADHD is a “white boy problem.” Hosts Julian Saavedra and Marissa Wallace welcome Yasmeen to the show to discuss the results of interviews with dozens of young people of color with ADHD. The hosts ask pointed questions about how experiences differ between Black youth and other people of color. And Yasmeen shares why, as a Black person with ADHD, this research is personally meaningful. To find a transcript for this epi...2021-11-1824 minBlack and DyslexicEp.6 | Bad Azz Parent Advocate with Nikki FrancisJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne with Nikki Francis for another Bad Azz Parent segment. Nikki discusses her journey advocating for her daughter in Maryland public schools and as well as in North Carolina. She shares how instrumental her daughter’s self awareness was in her decision to leave the traditional public school system and decide to homeschool her daughter, more specifically join a Co-op.2021-11-031h 12
Black and DyslexicEp.6 | Bad Azz Parent Advocate with Nikki FrancisJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne with Nikki Francis for another Bad Azz Parent segment. Nikki discusses her journey advocating for her daughter in Maryland public schools and as well as in North Carolina. She shares how instrumental her daughter’s self awareness was in her decision to leave the traditional public school system and decide to homeschool her daughter, more specifically join a Co-op.2021-11-031h 12
The SENIA Happy Hour PodcastAdvocacy Through Art: A Chat with a Spoken-Word PoetOverview:
On today’s podcast, host Lori Boll speaks with LeDerick Horne, one of SENIA’s keynote speakers at our upcoming virtual conference.
LeDerick was diagnosed with a learning difference in 3rd grade. He shares how this diagnosis impacted him as a child and how he used his passion for poetry to advocate for a more inclusive school system and a more inclusive society.
LeDerick also talks about his podcast, The Black and Dyslexic podcast, and his advocacy work for a school in Kenya.
Please read more about LeDerick’s work below...2021-10-2829 minBlack and DyslexicEp.4 |The Intersection of Dialect and Dyslexia with Dr. Julie WashingtonJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne with Dr. Julie Washington as they talk about why Black parents should feel empowered to advocate and access resources for their children. Dr. Washington share’s insights into assessments, cultural dialects, and why it’s important to have a network of providers of Color, such as Black psychologist, neuropsychologist and school counselors.2021-10-2058 min
Black and DyslexicEp.4 |The Intersection of Dialect and Dyslexia with Dr. Julie WashingtonJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne with Dr. Julie Washington as they talk about why Black parents should feel empowered to advocate and access resources for their children. Dr. Washington share’s insights into assessments, cultural dialects, and why it’s important to have a network of providers of Color, such as Black psychologist, neuropsychologist and school counselors.2021-10-2058 minBlack and DyslexicEp.3 | Research, Literacy and Advocacy with Kareem WeaverJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne with Kareem Weaver as they discuss all things advocating for special education services in K-12. He shares factors that contribute to the school to prison pipeline, why children aren’t learning how to read, what schools can do to ensure all children learn to read and how important it is for parents to get over the stigma of learning disabilities.2021-10-1356 min
Black and DyslexicEp.3 | Research, Literacy and Advocacy with Kareem WeaverJoin Winifred A. Winston and LeDerick Horne with Kareem Weaver as they discuss all things advocating for special education services in K-12. He shares factors that contribute to the school to prison pipeline, why children aren’t learning how to read, what schools can do to ensure all children learn to read and how important it is for parents to get over the stigma of learning disabilities.2021-10-1356 minBlack and DyslexicEp.1 | Dyslexia and Mental Health with LeDerick HorneJoin Winifred A. Winston with Co-host LeDerick Horne as he shares his journey of winning over dyslexia when he entered community college after an early diagnosis. LeDerick shares how although he got an early diagnosis, it wasn’t until someone explained to him what it meant to be dyslexic and provided academic supports and services, did he thrive and become a published spoken word poet, international learning disability advocate and motivational speaker.2021-09-3029 min
Black and DyslexicEp.1 | Dyslexia and Mental Health with LeDerick HorneJoin Winifred A. Winston with Co-host LeDerick Horne as he shares his journey of winning over dyslexia when he entered community college after an early diagnosis. LeDerick shares how although he got an early diagnosis, it wasn’t until someone explained to him what it meant to be dyslexic and provided academic supports and services, did he thrive and become a published spoken word poet, international learning disability advocate and motivational speaker.2021-09-3029 minBlack and DyslexicWelcome to The Black and Dyslexic PodcastJoin Winifred A. Winston and co-host LeDerick Horne as they have a conversation about what motivated them to work together on The Black and Dyslexic Podcast.2021-09-3012 min
Black and DyslexicWelcome to The Black and Dyslexic PodcastJoin Winifred A. Winston and co-host LeDerick Horne as they have a conversation about what motivated them to work together on The Black and Dyslexic Podcast.2021-09-3012 min
The Inclusion Think TankEp. 2: Supporting Students with Hidden DisabilitiesOn this episode of the Inclusion Think Tank Podcast we welcome our guest LeDerick Horne. LeDerick is a poet, speaker and advocate. Our conversation on this episode will provide insight into how educators can support students with hidden disabilities.2021-09-2729 min
Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent ChildrenTPP 266: A Conversation with Poet and Advocate LeDerick HornePerformance poet and advocate LeDerick Horne talks about his journey with a hidden disability, his advocacy work, and how he found his love for poetry.Connect with Tilt Parenting
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Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2021-08-3142 minFull-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent ChildrenTPP 266: A Conversation with Poet and Advocate LeDerick HornePerformance poet and advocate LeDerick Horne talks about his journey with a hidden disability, his advocacy work, and how he found his love for poetry.Connect with Tilt Parenting
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SST 11 PodcastSST 11 Podcast | Ep 12 | LeDerick HorneSST 11 Podcast | Ep 12 | LeDerick Horne by State Support Team 112021-05-2053 min
A Matter of PrincipalsInclusion 360: All PanelistsInclusion has been a crucial professional learning focus for school leaders this year and will continue to be critical as we move our school communities forward into the opportunities and challenges ahead. As this unique school year draws to a close, we brought the inclusion conversation full circle with Inclusion 360, a live webinar on May 10, 2021.
Join us for a discussion with national inclusion experts and advocates. Speakers will include Dan Habib, Keith Jones, Dr. Lauren Katzman, LeDerick Horne, and Dr. Alfredo Artiles. No matter where you are in your inclusionary journey, this podcast will provide multiple entry...2021-05-111h 00A Matter of PrincipalsInclusion 360 | LeDerick HorneWe are excited to bring you Inclusion 360, a special podcast series that with bring the inclusion discussion full circle. Inclusion 360 is the culminating event wrapping up our year of learning, exploring and implementing inclusionary best practices and diving deep into how to be an Inclusionary Leader. This work has been made possible by a generous grant from OSPI. Our AWSP Team has assembled some of the most dynamic, sought after inclusion experts in the country to bring you this special six-episode series. This podcast series with feature LeDerick Horne, Keith Jones, Dr. Lauren Katzman, Dr. Alfredo Artiles and Glenna...2021-05-1044 minA Matter of PrincipalsInclusion 360 | Dan HabibWe are excited to bring you Inclusion 360, a special podcast series that with bring the inclusion discussion full circle. Inclusion 360 is the culminating event wrapping up our year of learning, exploring and implementing inclusionary best practices and diving deep into how to be an Inclusionary Leader. This work has been made possible by a generous grant from OSPI. Our AWSP Team has assembled some of the most dynamic, sought after inclusion experts in the country to bring you this special six-episode series. This podcast series with feature LeDerick Horne, Keith Jones, Dr. Lauren Katzman, Dr. Alfredo Artiles and Glenna...2021-04-1552 minA Matter of PrincipalsInclusion 360 | Keith JonesWe are excited to bring you Inclusion 360, a special podcast series that with bring the inclusion discussion full circle. Inclusion 360 is the culminating event wrapping up our year of learning, exploring and implementing inclusionary best practices and diving deep into how to be an Inclusionary Leader. This work has been made possible by a generous grant from OSPI. Our AWSP Team has assembled some of the most dynamic, sought after inclusion experts in the country to bring you this special six-episode series. This podcast series with feature LeDerick Horne, Keith Jones, Dr. Lauren Katzman, Dr. Alfredo Artiles and Glenna...2021-04-1545 minA Matter of PrincipalsInclusion 360 | Dr. Alfredo ArtilesWe are excited to bring you Inclusion 360, a special podcast series that with bring the inclusion discussion full circle. Inclusion 360 is the culminating event wrapping up our year of learning, exploring and implementing inclusionary best practices and diving deep into how to be an Inclusionary Leader. This work has been made possible by a generous grant from OSPI. Our AWSP Team has assembled some of the most dynamic, sought after inclusion experts in the country to bring you this special six-episode series. This podcast series with feature LeDerick Horne, Keith Jones, Dr. Lauren Katzman, Dr. Alfredo Artiles and Glenna...2021-04-1559 minA Matter of PrincipalsInclusion 360 | Dr. Lauren KatzmanWe are excited to bring you Inclusion 360, a special podcast series that with bring the inclusion discussion full circle. Inclusion 360 is the culminating event wrapping up our year of learning, exploring and implementing inclusionary best practices and diving deep into how to be an Inclusionary Leader. This work has been made possible by a generous grant from OSPI. Our AWSP Team has assembled some of the most dynamic, sought after inclusion experts in the country to bring you this special six-episode series. This podcast series with feature LeDerick Horne, Keith Jones, Dr. Lauren Katzman, Dr. Alfredo Artiles and Glenna...2021-04-1546 minA Matter of PrincipalsInclusion 360 | Glenna GalloWe are excited to bring you Inclusion 360, a special podcast series that with bring the inclusion discussion full circle. Inclusion 360 is the culminating event wrapping up our year of learning, exploring and implementing inclusionary best practices and diving deep into how to be an Inclusionary Leader. This work has been made possible by a generous grant from OSPI. Our AWSP Team has assembled some of the most dynamic, sought after inclusion experts in the country to bring you this special six-episode series. This podcast series with feature LeDerick Horne, Keith Jones, Dr. Lauren Katzman, Dr. Alfredo Artiles and Glenna...2021-04-1422 min
OCALI’s Inspiring Change“We Are All Able”: A Conversation with LeDerick Horne on Vision, Inclusion, and BelongingOCALI’s Jen Bavry and Shawn Henry chat with poet, speaker, and advocate LeDerick Horne about his experiences as a young man with disabilities, his work towards helping give young people a vision for what is possible, and the fresh world of opportunities that opens up when you’re freed from the tyranny of spelling.2020-10-0825 min
High Tech High UnboxedPro Sessions: LeDerick Horne on supporting ALL students during quarantineEpisode Notes
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The website that LeDerick recommends is https://www.educatingalllearners.org/2020-04-3006 min
High Tech High UnboxedLeDerick Horne: Separate is not Equal in Special EducationEpisode Notes
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You can learn more about all the awesome work LeDerick Horne is doing at his website, lederick.com
The poem at the start of the episode is called "New Beginning". You can hear it on LeDerick Horne's first album, Rhyme Reason and Song. You can also see LeDerick performing it here.
LeDerick's book, which he wrote with Margaret Vreeburg Izzo, is called
Empowering Students with Hidden Disabilities: A Path to Pride and Success.2020-01-1421 min
ADHD reWired253 | Self-Advocacy and Disclosure: LeDerick HorneI’m joined on this episode by LeDerick Horne. LeDerick is a poet, leader, speaker, and disability activist. LeDerick was diagnosed with a learning disability in the third-grade. A tireless advocate for people with all disabilities, he uses his gift of the spoken word as a gateway to larger discussions on equal opportunity, pride, and self-determination. LeDerick has appeared at the White House and the United Nations. He co-authored the book, . He has also released two spoken word poetry albums. I met LeDerick and had the opportunity to see him speak at the CHADD Conference, and I’m excited to have him o...2019-01-1556 min
ADHD reWired253 | Self-Advocacy and Disclosure: LeDerick HorneI’m joined on this episode by LeDerick Horne. LeDerick is a poet, leader, speaker, and disability activist. LeDerick was diagnosed with a learning disability in the third-grade. A tireless advocate for people with all disabilities, he uses his gift of the spoken word as a gateway to larger discussions on equal opportunity, pride, and self-determination. LeDerick has appeared at the White House and the United Nations. He co-authored the book, . He has also released two spoken word poetry albums. I met LeDerick and had the opportunity to see him speak at the CHADD Conference, and I’m excited to have him o...2019-01-1556 min
Attention Talk RadioThe 2018 ADHD Super ConferenceDid you get the memo? Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (CHADD), the Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA), and the ADHD Coaches Organization (ACO) have unified to host the 2018 International Conference on ADHD in St. Louis, Missouri, November 7 to 11. In this episode of Attention Talk Radio, ADHD coach Jeff Copper (http://digcoaching.com) interviews conference co-chair, Dr. Ari Tuckman (http://adultADHDbook.com) around what to expect at this year's conference and shares excerpts from keynote speakers like LeDerick Horne, Eduardo Briceno, “How to ADD” Jessica McCabe, and Dr. Russell Barkley. If you're in the ADHD community, get inspired and...2018-09-2649 min
Leading Edge Spirituality OnlineDarryl Clark's Progressive News weekly with Lederick HorneThursday April 13, 2017, 6:30 - 7:40PM EDT A time of insight, reflection, and renewal for all, especially as this is Earth Month. This week we are joined by special guest, Mr. Lederick Horne. Mr. Horne is a renowned artist of the spoken word. Using his talents to further the awareness of those who are specially challenged, his body of work has spanned the nation. Mr. Horne is an advocate and spokesperson for peoples with disabilities. He is also outspoken for human rights and about all those who are disenfranchised. Tune in to hear and dialog with this humanitarian crusader who 'walks his talk...2017-04-141h 32