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  • Issue #22 – “How To” Series

    Series partsClassroom and Teaching Strategies, Evaluation, Eligibility and RTI

    In This Issue: How To Determine If You Have Positive Teaching Qualities&How To Avoid Negative Teaching Characteristics Part I -  Positive Teaching Characteristics  GENUINENESSThis quality...

  • Issue #26: Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP)

    Series partsDisabilities and Disorders A to Z, Early Intervention and Early Childhood

    Here you will find a list of charts, tables, statistics and other important links dealing with transition services and individuals with disabilities during the transition...

  • Issue # 58

    Series partsDisabilities and Disorders A to Z

    Lesser Known Disorders Each issue of this series contains at least three lesser known disorders. Some of these disorders may contain subtypes which will also be...

  • Q & A Corner – Issue #73

    Q and ASpecial Ed Law

    NASET Q & A Corner Questions and Answers onMediation What is mediation?Mediation refers to a process conducted by a qualified and impartial mediator to resolve...

  • Overview of Bullying

    Series partsBehavior

    Bullying of Children topicpresented in this issue:Overview of Bullying Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior among school aged children that involves a real or perceived power...

  • January 2015 – Special Educator e-Journal

    Journal issuesSpecial Ed Law

    Table of ContentsUpdate from the U.S. Department of EducationParental Advocacy Training -- Feature Article by Monica BabichNational Collaborative on Workforce and DisabilityLegislative Announcements, Calls to...

  • What Are Public Schools Required to Do When Students with Disabilities Are Bullied?

    Parent handoutsIEPs, Working with Parents and Families

    IntroductionWhat does a school have to do when a child with a disability is being bullied? School staff, parents, and other caring adults have a...

  • Bullying of Children

    SeriesBehavior

    NASET Series:  Bullying of Children Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior among school aged children that involves a real or perceived power imbalance. The behavior is...

  • Issue # 57

    Series partsDisabilities and Disorders A to Z

    Lesser Known Disorders Each issue of this series contains at least three lesser known disorders. Some of these disorders may contain subtypes which will also be...

  • Issue #25: Tables, Charts, Statistics and Other Important Links on Transition Services

    Series partsDisabilities and Disorders A to Z, Transition to Adult Life

    Here you will find a list of charts, tables, statistics and other important links dealing with transition services and individuals with disabilities during the transition...

  • Q & A Corner – Issue #72

    Q and ADisabilities and Disorders A to Z

    NASET Q & A Corner Questions and Answers onMeeting the Communication Needs of Studentswith Hearing, Vision, or Speech Disabilties Federal laws require public schools to...

  • What are the Components of a Vocational Assessment?

    Parent handoutsEvaluation, Eligibility and RTI, Transition to Adult Life

    IntroductionParents and professionals involved in facilitating the student’s transition after age 14 but no later than 16 should consider the developmental maturity of the student...

  • Effective Communication for Students with Hearing, Vision, or Speech Disabilities in Public Elementary and Secondary Schools

    ArticlesDisabilities and Disorders A to Z, Special Ed Law

    This issue of NASET’s Practical Teacher presents a November 2014 introductory letter from the U.S. Department of Justice and U.S. Department of Education on the...

  • December 2014 – Special Educator e-Journal

    Journal issuesSpecial Ed Law, Transition to Adult Life

    Table of ContentsUpdate from the U.S. Department of EducationNational Collaborative on Workforce and Disability: Bullying and Disability Harassment in the Workplace: What Youth Should KnowLegislative...

  • Issue # 56

    Series partsDisabilities and Disorders A to Z

    Lesser Known Disorders Each issue of this series contains at least three lesser known disorders. Some of these disorders may contain subtypes which will also be...

  • Issue #21 – “How To” Series

    Series partsIEPs

    In This Issue: How To Put Together a Presentation Packet for the IEP Committee - An Example&How To Write an Assistive Technology Report IntroductionIf you...

  • Issue #24: Legal Issues in the Transaction Phase

    Series partsDisabilities and Disorders A to Z, Special Ed Law

    This section will focus on one very important and often complicated issue that parents confront when they have a son or daughter with any type...

  • Q & A Corner – Issue #71

    Q and ADisabilities and Disorders A to Z

    NASET Q & A Corner Questions and Answers onAdrenal Glands Disorders The adrenal glands, located on the top of each kidney, are responsible for releasing...

  • Career Guidance & Exploration for Students with Disabilities

    Parent handoutsCareers and Professional Growth, Transition to Adult Life

    Why is career guidance important?Students with disabilities face many obstacles as they transition from school to work. The process of deciding future career options can...

  • Educational Services for Immigrant Children and Those Recently Arrived to the United States

    ArticlesSpecial Ed Law, Working with Parents and Families

    Schools in the United States have always welcomed new immigrant children to their classrooms – according to the most recent data, there were more than...

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