Ennis Britton's On the Call
The Special Education Team of Ennis Britton hosts the podcast “On the Call." Each episode focuses on a real-life special education scenario you may have encountered or might bump into very soon. Ennis Britton attorneys Jeremy Neff and Erin Wessendorf - Wortman take the call and then discuss applicable cases and laws related to the scenario presented. Each episode wraps up with practical tips based on the Special Education Team's years of experience serving school districts throughout Ohio.
Ennis Britton's On the Call
On the Call: Anxiety
AI and robots may represent the future, but telepresence robots are not one-size-fits-all. In this episode, Jeremy and Erin unpack a compelling case where a school district’s decision to deny a student’s request to use a telepresence robot was found not to constitute disability discrimination under the law. They cover the nuances of anxiety as a recognized disability, offering valuable insights into how schools can effectively support students struggling with anxiety. They also share practical strategies for navigating challenging conversations with parents when accommodation requests push the boundaries of reasonableness.
Join Jeremy Neff and Jessica Hunter at the CASE Academy of Law and Leadership in St. Louis on April 23 where they will present Mind Over Matter: Overcoming Cognitive Biases in Special Education Decision-Making. They will delve into the concept of cognitive bias and its impact on special education decision-making. Participants will engage in hands-on scenarios learning to navigate the biases of all parties involved in order to achieve more effective outcomes.