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Early Transitions for Children and Families: Transitions from Infant/Toddler Services to Preschool Education
Transitions for young children can occur at a number of points: as the child moves from the hospital to the family's...
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A Guide to the IEP Process
Introduction Each public school child who receives special education and related services must have an Individualized...
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National and State Disability Groups
State Agencies Addressing Disability-Related Concerns The state disability world---as NICHCY knows...
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Parents' Role in Transition for Handicapped Youth.
Parents have a major influence on their children's attitudes toward work and life. Many studies have recognized the...
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Impact of Disabilities on Siblings
Even in the most functional and healthy family, there are emotional overlays for siblings. However, siblings of children...
