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There is so much information on the Internet concerning special education! Here's a smattering of sites you might find helpful in learning about/ planning for children with disabilities. |
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The International Network for Children and Families, an organization that teaches a course on "Redirecting Children's Behavior": http://www.redirectingbehavior.com/
The National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities, home page:
From Texas Classroom Teachers Association, an online seminar on "Educating Special Education Students in Texas; Requirements, Strategies". You can sign up through this site to earn CEU's for professional development: http://www.tcta.com/seminars.htm
A good article written for parents on school discipline and special ed students: http://www.parentingteens.com/specialneeds6.shtml
I know I put this link on several pages of this site, but it's such a good one!! A plethora of links to an array of information, courtesy of the Region XIII Education Service Center: http://www.esc13.net/resources.html
A GOOD site on "Special Education Advocacy: Mistakes People Make". Be sure to visit ALL the pages--Parent, School Systems, Independent Evaluators, and Advocates--to see mistakes and solutions that arise in the ARD process: http://familyeducation.com/article/0,1120,1-8163-0-1,00.html
A GREAT overall site with lots of links to explore. You may be able to answer every special education question you have through this location!! Scroll down the left side menu to see topics, which include Juvenile Justice, OSEP, and Promising Practices:
LDOnline is a good, solid source of information for teachers, parents, and sites for kids!! A bright, happy site:
The home page for Council for Exceptional Children:
Last update: June 22, 2002 |
