“Creating Brighter Futures: Supporting Children with Autism in Early Childhood Settings with Shannon Estin, M.Ed.”

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In this heartfelt episode of The Childcare Director's Chair, we sit down with Shannon Estin, M.Ed., a renowned author and special education teacher, to explore the ways in which childcare directors and teaching staff can make a profound difference in the lives of children with autism. Join us as we delve into strategies, success stories, and the vital role that compassionate, well-informed educators play in fostering an inclusive and thriving environment for children with special needs. Whether you’re a director, teacher, or simply passionate about early childhood education, this episode will provide you with valuable insights and practical tips to help all children reach their fullest potential.

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1. “Creating Brighter Futures: Supporting Children with Autism in Early Childhood Settings with Shannon Estin, M.Ed.” (00:00:00)

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