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Q & A Corner – Issue #66
NASET Q & A Corner Questions and Answers onHemophilia What is Hemophilia?Hemophilia is an inherited bleeding disorder in which the blood does not clot properly....
Issue #15 – “How To” Series
In This Issue: How To Determine Available Classroom Materials as a New Teacher&How To Determine an Informational Checklist for New Students Do not be surprised...
Part 7
The “default” placement during an appeal is the interim alternative educational setting (IAES). IDEA states that the child must remain in the IAES chosen by...
Issue #19: Recreation and Leisure Activities
IntroductionStudies indicate that between 12 and 20 percent of the American population - perhaps 40 million people - have some type of disability. That's a...
Issue # 51
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...
Building Self-Esteem in Children with ADHD
IntroductionOne of the greatest gifts you can give any child is the gift of self-esteem. In simplest terms, self esteem is the opinion we have...
Intellectual Disabilities in Your Classroom: 9 Tips for Teachers
More than 445,000 students with intellectual disabilities receive special education and related services in our public schools. Perhaps you’re one of their teachers. If you...
March 2014 – Special Educator e-Journal
Table of Contents Update from the U.S. Department of Education Calls to Participate and New Projects Special Education Resources Latest Employment Opportunities Posted on NASET Upcoming Conferences...
March 2014 – NASET Resource Review
In this issue you will Find Topics On:Community Living for Individuals with DisabilitiesJob Seeking InformationParticipation RequestsRelationshipsStudent Interaction Community Living for Individuals with DisabilitiesFriends: Connecting People...
Issue #14 – “How To” Series
In This Issue: How To Reach out to Parents and Staff as a New Special Education Teacher - Introductory Letter&How To Develop a Student Profile...
Common Core State Standards – Overview
The Common Core State Standards (CCSS) are an effort by states to define a common core of knowledge and skills that students should develop in K-12 education, regardless...
Part #15- Natural Treatment of Health Impairment Symptoms: Profit versus Prudent: A Literature Review By Kerri Beisner
NASET ADHD SERIES By Kerri Beisner Abstract The prevalence of ADHD in school age children has greatly increased over the past 20 years- and the...
Issue # 50
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 #65
NASET Q & A Corner Questions and Answers onIron and Iron Deficiency What is iron and why do we need it?Iron is a mineral needed...
Recommended Practice for Teaching Students with Severe Disabilities
IntroductionParents with children with severe disabilities should know the different techniques that may be used in teaching. This Parent Teacher Conference Hanndout provides them with...
Issue #18: Travel Training – Part B
Travel training programs offer travel training beyond the basic training that parents or guardians give to growing children with physical disabilities. These programs are customized...
Empowering Parents in the Special Education Process By Dr. Marquis Grant
Advocacy for children is very important. Parents are a child’s first and best advocates, bringing special knowledge and expertise to the academic environment, which should...
April 2014 – Special Educator e-Journal
Table of ContentsUpdate from the U.S. Department of EducationCalls to Participate and New ProjectsSpecial Education ResourcesLatest Employment Opportunities Posted on NASETUpcoming Conferences and EventsFunding Forecast and Award...
February 2014 – NASET Resource Review
In this issue you will Find Topics On:Career AwarenessEducator CollaborationFinancial Aid for CollegeDelinquent YouthLearning Competencies for CollegeParticipation RequestsPeer AdvocacyTransitionUniversal Design Career AwarenessCareer Readiness Assessments Across...
Trust and Communication: Perspectives of Mothers of Children with Disabilities on the Role and Importance of Communication in Trusting Relationships with Teachers
By Julia B. Stoner, Illinois State University; Maureen E. Angell, Illinois State University Issue: Winter 2014 DOI: 10.64546/jaasep.237 Parents and education professionals should strive to...