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Pure Motivation Landon’s not only a decorated athlete—he’s also one of Kennedy Krieger’s most dedicated fundraisers. Read More
Podcasts for Professional Learning (and Summer Fun) We’ve previously highlighted some great brainy reads for teachers to dig into this summer. But, if sitting down with a book doesn’t fit with your plans, we’ve rounded up a list of some of our favorite podcasts that relate to the topic of mind, brain and education! Read More
Virtual Book Studies: Professional Learning in your PJs Summer is a fantastic time for educators to not only recuperate from all the amazing work we’ve done for our learners during the traditional school year, but to look ahead to the fall and rejuvenate our practice. Conferences and in-person professional learning events are great ways to find inspiration with a network of colleagues, but not everyone has the time or the budget to attend those events when they happen. That’s where book studies come in. Read More
Brainy Reads: A Curated List of Neuroscience Books for Teachers Each summer we like to offer a brain reads reading list for teachers who are interested in improving their instructional practice through a better understanding of the brain. This year, we curated a list of five brainy books that not only provide insight into how the brain works and learns, but provide some fun food for thought and maybe even a little debate Read More
A Message From the DDA Regarding the National Core Indicators Surveys Maryland’s Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) wants to hear from families of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I Read More
Advocates, Trainees Head to Annapolis for Developmental Disabilities Day The Maryland Center for Developmental Disabilities (MCDD), the Center for Diversity in Public Health Leadership Training , the Maternal and Child Read More
Director's Message I am happy to report that the Maryland Center for Developmental Disabilities (MCDD) and its partners were highly active in Annapolis during the Read More
IDDRC Corner Warm spring greetings on behalf of the Kennedy Krieger Institute/Johns Hopkins University Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center Read More
Kennedy Krieger Hosts Inaugural Women's Leadership Initiative Event Kennedy Krieger Institute hosted its inaugural Women’s Leadership Initiative event on February 28, drawing more than 100 faculty members, staff Read More
