Brad Cohen

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Brad Cohen's greatest achievement may be the lives he has touched through his advocacy. He holds a Guinness World Record for visiting 14 schools in one day to spread awareness about Tourette syndrome. Western Illinois University awarded him an honorary doctorate for his work in education and disability advocacy. His story has inspired millions through two film adaptations, and he remains a leading voice for inclusion in schools.

AwardsCohen won Georgia's First Class Teacher of the Year award in 2004, his first year teaching at Mountain View Elementary. The award recognized his innovative teaching methods and his ability to connect with students despite his Tourette syndrome.

Honours & Distinctions

Guinness World Record for Most School Visits in a Single Day

Guinness World Records·2010

Visited 14 schools in 8 hours to promote understanding of Tourette syndrome.

Honorary Doctorate

Western Illinois University·2015

Honorary degree for his advocacy and work in education.

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People

2008-12-01

Front of the Class: A Teacher's Inspiring Story

Records & Feats

Most school visits in a single day by an individual

Career Milestone·2010

Visited 14 schools in 8 hours to promote understanding of Tourette syndrome.