If your child has special educational needs, you may be wondering what you can do to ensure that those needs are met. Read on to learn about the federal and state laws that govern special education and how you can make sure that your child will receive the care and attention he or she deserves.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Various Curricular-Content Approaches in Resource Classrooms
The question of which content should be taught in resource rooms has remained a hotly debated issue over the years. Some...
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Special Needs & Disabilities: Information for Adults Who Care About Teens
What’s It All About? Teens with special needs and disabilities are at risk for developing long term physical, mental,...
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Common Instruments That Measure Intelligence
A discussion of all possible IQ tests is beyond the scope of this book, so we will focus on the three most commonly used...
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Disability Transition Resources for Parents
So you have a son, daughter, or family member edging into or toward young adulthood. Because disability presents its own...
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Parents, Students, and Advocates
When decisions are being made concerning a student with a suspected or documented disability, the best interests of the...
