Podcast appearances and mentions of meredith morton

Listen as our guest panel discuss what inclusion is and how to develop a culture of inclusion within a district. This episode analyzes a day in the life on an APE teacher by sharing tips to set up your classroom for inclusion of all students, focusing on curriculum planning/scope and sequence with regard to APE students and how general physical education activities can be adapted to include students with disabilities. Panelists include: *Tim Swensen Received B.S. in Physical Education from UW-Platteville. M.S. from UW-LaCrosse. Taught APE in Black River Falls for 8 years. Currently in my 8th my year at UW-Platteville as Senior Lecturer in Adapted Physical Education. Certified Adapted Physical Education Instructor through APENS. WHPE Adapted Physical Education Teacher of the Year (2016). *Meredith Morton – Mrs. Morton recently started her 12th year teaching K-12 APE, and is the 2015 Virginia and Southern District Adapted Physical Education Teacher of the Year.

Listen as our guest panel discuss what inclusion is and how to develop a culture of inclusion within a district. This episode analyzes a day in the life on an APE teacher by sharing tips to set up your classroom for inclusion of all students, focusing on curriculum planning/scope and sequence with regard to APE students and how general physical education activities can be adapted to include students with disabilities. Panelists include: *Tim Swensen Received B.S. in Physical Education from UW-Platteville. M.S. from UW-LaCrosse. Taught APE in Black River Falls for 8 years. Currently in my 8th my year at UW-Platteville as Senior Lecturer in Adapted Physical Education. Certified Adapted Physical Education Instructor through APENS. WHPE Adapted Physical Education Teacher of the Year (2016). *Meredith Morton – Mrs. Morton recently started her 12th year teaching K-12 APE, and is the 2015 Virginia and Southern District Adapted Physical Education Teacher of the Year.

A celebration of life for Professor Joe Morton was held Saturday June 18 at 1pm in the Athenaeum at Goucher College. Speakers were Jason Morton, Rebecca Morton, Nancy Magnuson, Katie Lautar, Sister Ardeth Platte, and Bart Houseman. Meredith Morton played the cello. The gathering music was performed by José Antonio Bowen. Dr. Morton was the founder of Goucher’s Peace Studies Program and professor emeritus of philosophy and peace studies. Dr. Morton learned the necessity of reconciliation at an early age. Born in Hungary, he came to the United States as a child with his parents and sister to escape the Holocaust. Dr. Morton received his bachelor’s degree from Amherst College and his doctorate in philosophy from the Johns Hopkins University. He came to Goucher in 1963, chaired the Philosophy Department from 1978 to 1988, and founded the Peace Studies Program in 1991, one of the few programs in the country of its kind at that time. He served Goucher faithfully until his retirement in 2000 and remained an active member of the community until his passing. To view the program and Nancy Magnuson's remarks please visit http://hdl.handle.net/11603/3023.

Every little kid dreams of growing up and getting married, right? Wrong. It turns out there’s a lot of ways to be married. This week Meredith and Jess and talking marriage. And you can’t talk about marriage without talking about divorce. So this week the ladies invited the O.G. conscious uncoupler, Meredith Morton, into the living room to chat about love, marriage, and divorce. Jess will reveal a big secret while the ladies keep Meredith Morton up past her bedtime. Pop in your earbuds and listen up, this week’s Meltdown Moms show does not disappoint. Check it out! Meltdown Moms presented by Meltdown Comics!Produced by Mason Booker and Adam Silverstein.Engineered by Mason BookerTheme music by Brian BulmanLogo design by Emily Wagner, EMILYWAGNERSTUDIO.com

Every little kid dreams of growing up and getting married, right? Wrong. It turns out there’s a lot of ways to be married. This week Meredith and Jess and talking marriage. And you can’t talk about marriage without talking about divorce. So this week the ladies invited the O.G. conscious uncoupler, Meredith Morton, into the living room to chat about love, marriage, and divorce. Jess will reveal a big secret while the ladies keep Meredith Morton up past her bedtime. Pop in your earbuds and listen up, this week’s Meltdown Moms show does not disappoint. Check it out! Meltdown Moms presented by Meltdown Comics!Produced by Mason Booker and Adam Silverstein.Engineered by Mason BookerTheme music by Brian BulmanLogo design by Emily Wagner, EMILYWAGNERSTUDIO.com