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I came at the very end , but I will say I could relate to the one I did see with regards to art. I liked it because I have worked as an arts counselor for Adults with disabilities. It truly is meaningful to teach art to individuals with disabilities.

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I had a great time at this event and was able to meet and talk with a couple people about their posters. One that stood out was about the positive effects of African American male mentors for young African American boys. I entered into a great conversation with a woman who has been in the special education field for over 30 years! It was neat to hear her perspective and I gained some insight on how I can make a difference in the understanding of other cultures in our school system. I had a great time and was thankful for the opportunity to be a part of this event.

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I had fun!

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I loved being able to really research a topic I was very interested in and present it at the poster session. I enjoyed all of the research presented and was really shocked at the poster presenting AP class statistics.

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This project was very informative for me as a future educator. Through creating my poster and then learning from others, I feel as though I have gained much needed information to become an influential teacher. I loved learning from the students who were older than me and had much more information on their posters. I feel as though I am much more prepared for my future as a teacher.

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I loved looking at the poster created by Vincent Golden from Northridge Middle School. He provided research, perspectives, and implications for future research regarding administrative support for students with special needs.

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My favorite poster was Beyond Ebola: Liberia because my family has a personal connection to the country because we have family friends who adopted two boys from Liberia in 2008. My dad went to visit the orphanage that one of them came from with their dad in 2007.

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I  like how most of the posters have key points of the topic and the creator of the poster is next to is to provide the details and more information. The poster serves as a visual aid rather than the entire  thing. Nicholas cruz

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I liked the posters on civil rights in American education, and the right to education because they both show how far we have come in creating equal rights in education for everyone.

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I loved completing this project as well as walking around and looking and discussing with others! Very educational and fun!

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All of the posters were so well thought out and clearly had a lot of work put into them.. on top of them they all had the capability to teach you about a whole new topic within a few minutes

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The poster session was very informative of many different topics. As a future educator, it is important to have an understanding of many different issues and we get to learn from our peers

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All of the posters are very well thought out and is full of information. I particularly loved the brown v. Board of Education; the display was beautiful and organized. There was even a poem and great pictures.

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This entire experience, from the poster-making to the actual gallery crawl, was very enjoyable. Working with my group members and researching the topic of civil rights in American Education was a fun and educational experience. I love how we were able to use our creativity to make informational pieces of work. Speaking to the various professional men and women was a great networking experience. I am glad we were given this opportunity for our final grade in the class.

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Miki Coffey
I loved seeing all the different kinds of posters as you walk around. It gives you a sense of walking around the history of special education. It makes us how far we’ve come as an educational system

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There was a really cool poster that focused on special education in the church and religious environment. I thought it was interesting because it’s so easy to forget that special education is not just important in schools, but in the daily life of the students. Also, churches are supposed to be a place of support and care, but if they aren’t properly equipped in regards to special Ed, they are not going to be able to minister and support those that need those services.

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I really liked the Intersection of the Arts and Special Education poster becuass it talks about how you can combine art like music and art therapies with special education students and it doesn’t replace their disabilities but it can help. I found this really interesting because this is what I want to do in the future. Dance therapy.

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The gallery walk was very interesting. I loved seeing posters with different perspectives on supporting mental health in schools. I noticed an educators perspective as well as a parents perspective. This was interesting to see because we have the persepective of an outsider and it becomes more realistic when we are offered the thoughts of those implicated in this situation.

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The poster project was very educational! Walking around and seeing other people’s amazing work is great! This was a great way to put our knowledge to use!

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I really loved the one about Pulseras and the one about mental health because they bring attention to things that aren’t talked about but yet are so important to our school systems.

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It was amazing to see all of the educational gaps and advancements that are in our school systems being displayed. Because of these gaps and advancements, we will know what progress to make towards being more successful educators.

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One poster based on brown vs board of Ed, the student wrote a poem from the side of a teacher and the side of a lawyer. I thought this was very unique and really gave of a sense of perspective from each side.

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The gallery walk was very informative and shined light on a variety of topics that make up education as a whole. My favorite poster had to do with animal intervention. I personally really enjoyed the poster because I have an emotional support pet and looking at research on that topic made me appreciate my pup that much more. I think that ESP’s should be more common in the educational environment be it for individual students or maybe one pet for a class as a whole.

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I spent a lot of my time at the poster regarding the intersection of the arts and special education. I would love to find a career that incorporated arts as well as special education. This poster did a good job of explaining how art can help COMPLIMENT special education without replacing it!

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All the posters we're so creative and fun to look at with all the different subject matters

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During this poster session I saw a variety of different topics that related to education and special education. I learned a lot as a student and as a future educator by participating and making my own poster as well as reading and observing the others.

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This poster session was very educational, I enjoyed talking to a lady who was beginning her doctoral program and was interested in programs that gives minorities a little push start into STEM programs at UNCC and around the world.

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If you would like an extra credit assignment, please double click anywhere on this wall and share a comment on the research you have observed on this gallery walk! Thanks guys!