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Recommended courses
IDEA, Section 504, FAPE, student and parent rights, due process, disputes and court decisions.
IDEA at 50: Live Fireside Chat with Dr. Ed W. Martin Jr., Co-Author of the Law Behind Every IEP Overview
We kicked off our 2026 with a living legend: Dr. Edwin W. Martin Jr., the original architect of the federal legislation
Disability, Discipline, and Due Process Downloads
When disability, discipline, and due process intersect, the consequences for students, and for educators, can be profound. This webinar, hosted
NASET: Special Education Landscape Briefing Downloads
The Special Education Landscape is Shifting – We’ll Help You Find Clarity NASET understands how unsettling this uncertainty can be. We
Retaining special education teachers in a rural Southern United States school district
By Eric R. Gotte, Department of Educational Leadership, Arkansas State University; Jessie S. King, Department of Educational Leadership, Arkansas State
IEP quality in focus: legal, research, and practical perspectives
By Christopher M. Claude, Rehabilitation Research and Training Center, Virginia Commonwealth University; Sarah A. Nagro, Department of Educational Psychology, Texas
NASET Celebrates Disability Pride Month
Every July, we celebrate Disability Pride Month to commemorate the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which was
Special Education and the Law
As a professional of special education, professor at a college or university, or a graduate student in the field,
Section 504 of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act
Your rights under section 504 – Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 is a national law that protects