Natasha W. Veale

About

Dr. Natasha Veale is a certified special education teacher, teacher educator, college administrator, and special education leadership consultant. Dr. Veale has worked in the special education field since 2000. Driven by a passion for helping educators and leaders succeed, Dr. Veale earned a Ph.D. in Special Education Leadership to develop, support, and advocate for special education teachers and an Ed.D. in Organizational Change and Administration to develop, support, and advocate for school administrators.

After teaching students with high-incidence and low-incidence disabilities in inclusion, resource, and separate settings for nearly a decade, Dr. Veale was led to prepare and train preservice and in-service special education teachers and general education teachers on how to teach and serve students with disabilities. While doing so, Dr. Veale serves as the Dean of the School of Social Sciences and Education, Special Education Program Coordinator, and Professor of Special Education at Greensboro College in North Carolina.

Dr. Veale is also a certified John C. Maxwell Leadership consultant, coach, and trainer. John C. Maxwell is a world-renowned leadership expert with over 100 published personal and leadership development books. Dr. Maxwell's mentorship and over 20 years of special education leadership experience led her to support building-level school administrators in their leadership journey to become special education leaders in their schools. For more information, visit http://vealeleadershipconsulting.com.

Author's Books

How to Retain Special Education Teachers

A Transformational Leadership Guide for School Administrators

Paperback
$41.95
E-Book

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$41.95