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  • March 2011 – Special Educator e-Journal

    Journal issuesClassroom and Teaching Strategies, Special Ed Law

    Table of Contents Update from the U.S. Department Education Calls to Participate Special Education Resources  Update From The National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities...

  • A Review of Research on the Educational Benefits of the Inclusive Model of Education for Special Education Students

    Research articlesInclusion, Special Ed Law

    By Sherry L. Hicks-Monroe Issue: Winter 2011 DOI: 10.64546/jaasep.130 Before the federal legislation passed in the 1970’s, programs for students with disabilities were minimal and...

  • Part 6

    Series partsSpecial Ed Law

    The Due Process Hearing, SummarizedThere are times when the parties have been unable or unwilling to resolve the dispute themselves, and so they proceed to...

  • Q & A Corner – Issue #35

    Q and ASpecial Ed Law

    NASET Q & A Corner Questions and Answers on Legal Requirements for Being a “Parent” Under Federal Law Introduction Perhaps the most important element afforded...

  • January 2011 – Special Educator e-Journal

    Journal issuesBehavior, Special Ed Law

    Table of ContentsUpdate from the U.S. Department EducationIntersection: Navigating the Road to WorkCalls to ParticipateSpecial Education Resources & Update From The National Dissemination Center for...

  • Part 5

    Series partsSpecial Ed Law

    The Resolution ProcessThe resolution process became part of IDEA in 2004! IDEA now requires that school systems convene a resolution meeting within 15 days of...

  • Q & A Corner – Issue #34

    Q and ASpecial Ed Law, Working with Parents and Families

    NASET Q & A Corner Questions and Answers on No Child Left Behind and Accountability Introduction Reports on individual schools are part of the annual...

  • Part 4

    Series partsSpecial Ed Law

    The Due Process ComplaintIDEA requires school systems (called public agencies) to have procedures in place that make due process available to parents and public agencies...

  • Part 3

    Series partsSpecial Ed Law

    MediationIn IDEA require public agencies (school systems) to establish and implement procedures to make mediation available to parents and public agencies to resolve a dispute...

  • Part 2

    Series partsSpecial Ed Law

    Filing a State ComplaintIn tate complaints are an important procedural safeguard in IDEA, because they give individuals and organizations a mechanism through which they can...

  • September 2010 – Special Educator e-Journal

    Journal issuesBehavior, Special Ed Law

    Table of ContentsUpdate from the U.S. Department EducationCalls to ParticipateUpdate From The National Dissemination Center for Children with DisabilitiesSpecial Education ResourcesUpcoming Conferences, Workshops, and EventsFunding...

  • Part 1

    Series partsSpecial Ed Law, Working with Parents and Families

    Informal Approaches to ResolutionIn all cases where the family and school disagree, it is important for both sides to first discuss their concerns and try...

  • Resolving Disputes with Parents Series

    SeriesSpecial Ed Law

    Introduction In drafting the provisions of IDEA, our nation's special education law, Congress clearly contemplated that, at times, there would be disagreements between parents of...

  • Q & A Corner – Issue #29

    Q and AIEPs, Special Ed Law

    NASET Q & A Corner Questions and Answers on Updates from the U.S. Department of Education on IEP Team Membership and IEP Meetings Introduction Regulations...

  • Students with Disabilities Preparing for Postsecondary Education: Know Your Rights and Responsibilities

    Parent handoutsSpecial Ed Law, Transition to Adult Life

    Introduction If you are a special education teacher at the secondary level there will be times when your students with special needs will be attending...

  • Q & A Corner – Issue #28

    Q and ASpecial Ed Law, Transition to Adult Life

    NASET Q & A Corner Questions and Answers on Secondary Transition Introduction IDEA and its implementing regulations continue to address transition services for children with...

  • May 2010 – Special Educator e-Journal

    Journal issuesSpecial Ed Law

    Table of Contents Update from the U.S. Department Education Calls to Participate Update From The National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities Intersection: Navigating the...

  • April 2010 – Special Educator e-Journal

    Journal issuesSpecial Ed Law, Transition to Adult Life

    Table of ContentsUpdate from the U.S. Department EducationCalls to ParticipateUpdate From The National Dissemination Center for Children with DisabilitiesSpecial Education ResourcesUpcoming Conferences, Workshops, and EventsLatest...

  • January 2010 – Special Educator e-Journal

    Journal issuesSpecial Ed Law

    Table of ContentsUpdate from the U.S. Department EducationUpdate From The National Dissemination Center for Children with DisabilitiesNewest Items on the National Institute of Mental Health...

  • Q & A Corner – Issue #22

    Q and AEvaluation, Eligibility and RTI, Special Ed Law

    NASET Q & A Corner Questions and Answers About Serving Children with Disabilities Eligible for Transportation Introduction The IDEA and its implementing regulations continue to...

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