Resources Related To ADD/ADHD Foundation Learning Centers USA Helping alabama s Children with have a departmentfor disabled students. Camps Focused on the special needs of Misunderstood http://www.icdri.org/ADHD/adhd_add.htm
Extractions: Test your Site for Accessibility with Cynthia Says Home About Us Donations ... Contact Resources Related to ADD/ADHD Introduction This page is devoted to resources related to dyslexia. Most of the links lead to resource pages which will tell you some things about the resource. These pages allow you to get an idea of whether the resource is appropriate for your needs. The Center would like to express it gratitude for the research done by Joy Love, who was the inspiration for these pages and did a huge amount of work in researching these resources. If you would like to contact her she can be reached at: jgdyslexic@bellsouth.net . Also, please see our section on Dyslexia. Please read the article by Laura Pickford Ramirez , entitled: ADHD Medications: Are ADHD Drugs Addictive and Should You Give Them to Your Child? If you have other resources please let us know by contacting us at: icdri@icdri.org
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Extractions: Special Education ADD "ADD/ADHD is one of the most misunderstood, most often overlooked normal conditions in our nation." An interesting commentary by Dr. Paul Elliot, published in the Dallas-Fort Worth Heritage. Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program ADAP provides free assistance and training in the area of Free Appropriate Public Education for children with disabilities, as well as advocacy for all persons with disabilities. Alabama Parent Assistance Center / Alabama Parent Training and Information "Involving Parents in Their Child's Education" Goals 2000 IDEA'97 Section 504 Title I And More! CHADD: Children and Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Good resource for those interested in ADD/ADHD. Consortium on Inclusive Schooling Practices Collaborative effort to build capacity to serve children and youth with and without disabilities in school and community settings. The focus of the project is on systemic reform rather than changes in special education systems only. Council for Parent Attorneys and Advocates Nonprofit organization of those who represent parents in special education matters. Good list of
Alabama - Disability Resources Top Links families who have children younger than the age of 3 with special needs and/or AlabamaResidential Facilities for the disabled Contact information and http://www.discover-alabama.com/Society_and_Culture_Disability_Resources.html
Extractions: Civitan International Research Center - Coordinates and conducts research related to human development, mental retardation, and developmental disabilities. Comprehensive listing of programs and links at the UAB Civitan International Research Center with information about mental retardation and developmental disabilities.
NACAC State Profiles to be mentally retarded or developmentally disabled. payments and health coverage,alabama has indicated special needs SubsidyLimited to the time span of http://www.nacac.org/stateprofiles/alabama.html
Extractions: E-Mail: afapavp@msn.com adoption.assistance@nacac.org . If you have state-specific questions, please call your state subsidy contact person or the NACAC subsidy representative (both listed above) for more information. A child is defined as having special needs if it is unlikely for him/her to be adopted by reason of one or more of the following conditions: (a) physical or mental disability; (b) emotional disturbance; (c) recognized high risk of physical or mental disease; (d) children eight years old and older; (e) sibling groups of three or more children; and (f) a Black child two years old or older.
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Issue Brief-Delete And Insert Your Title alabama. disabled, behavior disordered, specific learning disabled, orthopedicallydisabled, other health who have any other areas of special needs which may be http://www.ecs.org/clearinghouse/13/48/1348.htm
Extractions: ECS StateNotes Special Education Education Commission of the States 707 17 th Street, Suite 2700 Denver, CO 80202-3427 303-299-3600 fax 303-296-8332 www.ecs.org State Special Education Definitions, Ages Served August 1997* * Changes to these definitions occur rarely. State/Language Ages Served Alabama "Exceptional children. Persons... who have been certified under regulations of the State Board of Education by a specialist as being unsuited for enrollment in regular classes of the public schools or who are unable to be educated or trained adequately in the regular programs including, but not limited to: the mildly and moderately to severely retarded, and also the profoundly retarded; the speech impaired; the hearing impaired, deaf, and partially hearing; the blind and vision impaired; the crippled and those having other physical handicaps not otherwise specifically mentioned herein; the emotionally conflicted; those with special learning disabilities; the multiple handicapped;" Alaska " 'Children with disabilities' means children with mental retardation; hearing impairments, including deafness; speech or language impairments; visual impairments, including blindness; serious emotional disturbance; orthopedic impairments; autism, traumatic brain injury; other health impairments; specific learning disabilities; or preschool development delays"
Shelby County, Alabama the disaster plans at your workplace, your children s school or day care how you couldhelp neighbors who have special needs, such as disabled and elderly http://www.shelbycountyalabama.com/departmentsandagencies/ema dept pages/disaste
Extractions: Chemical Emergencies and Response Fire Safety for the Home ... Back to Shelby County Home Page Your Family Disaster Plan Disaster can strike quickly and without warning. It can force you to evacuate your neighborhood or confine you to your home. What would you do if basic serviceswater, gas, electricity or telephoneswere cut off? Local officials and relief workers will be on the scene after a disaster, but they cannot reach everyone right away. 4 Steps to Safety
The University Of Alabama The University of alabama Learning disabled student - demonstrates a significantdiscrepancy between academic in which a child with special needs can learn http://www.bamaed.ua.edu/~kcarmich/bce516/SPED.html
Extractions: Special Education Special Education (PL 94-142) Summary of Special Education (PL 94-142) (Summary : Courtesy of Dr. Mary Ann Weinacht, Sul Ross State University) Federal Regulation: Each state shall insure that free appropriate education is available to all handicapped children aged three through eighteen within the State not later than September 1, 1978, and to all handicapped children three through twenty-one within the State not later then September 1, 1980. State Law: A free appropriate public education shall be available to visually handicapped students and auditorially handicapped students from birth. F Free, appropriate education A ARD Admission, Review, and Dismissl committee I IEP Individualized Education Program (Fed.) or Plan (Tex.) L LRE Least Restrictive Environment ARD : Admission, Review, and Dismissal (ARD) Committee shall make decisions concerning the educational program of a student referred for consideration for special education. The committee shall include the following voting members: 1. a representative from the local school administration
Special Needs Family Fun - Rehab Rehabilitation www.rehab.state.al.us alabama Department of and adults with disabilities or specialneeds and their serve seniors, caregivers, and those who are disabled! http://www.specialneedsfamilyfun.com/files/rehabrehabilitation.html
Special Needs Family Fun - Developmental Disabilities Disabilities http//www.acdd.org alabama Council for state.or.us Oregon Senior disabled Services of issues with special education and special needs services http://www.specialneedsfamilyfun.com/files/developmentaldisabilities.html
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Special Needs Info & Views (Susan Ohanian Speaks Out) The rates ranged from 14 percent in alabama to 56 about classes of kids who are disabled, says Miriam life skills that some students in special education need http://www.susanohanian.org/show_special_info.html?id=13
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VAST: Parents abilities such as gifted, learning disabled, dyslexia, downs State laws on education(alabama only) Educating children with special needs; the basics http://www.vastnetwork.org/members/nparents.htm
Extractions: One Time Service A one time consultation service is available for non-member families. Therapy services are provided by licensed or certified personnel to any family that desire a service and do not need long term help. Educational Consultations are available to discuss IEP's, curriculum or educational concerns. Services Membership The services membership includes unlimited consultation services, educational program development, IEP writing, the use of resource centers, free access to training and workshops, discounted therapy services, and monthly and quarterly newsletters. This membership is designed primarily for home educating families that need access to consultation services, therapy services and need help with their special needs child, but do not need a school cover or do not live in Alabama. School Enrollment The school enrollment offers a school covering for homeschoolers in Alabama, unlimited consultation services, IEP writing, discounted therapy services, educational program development, free access to training and workshops, use of centers and training, a monthly newsletter, information on local outings with other families and a support network for the Alabama area. School enrollment is available to residents of Alabama only. For Alabama: Alabama State law requires school enrollment and attendance. Enrollment with VAST Network satisfies these laws. Enrollment forms are completed and sent to the school board upon enrollment. You will receive a copy of the enrollment form for your records and a copy will be sent to your local school district as proof of enrollment. Monthly attendance forms will be sent to the school by the 5th of each month (August - July) and will be on record. . It is up to the parent to keep track of the days you school your child(ren). It is also the family's responsibility to keep records of your child's information and education. We recommend a journal and or work samples or portfolio throughout the school year, however, this method is only one of many ways to keep educational records and you are not limited to this method. Members are required to attend an intake workshop prior to receiving consultation or services and an annual IEP workshop each summer for the first two years.
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Extractions: resource search ON THE MOVE - TRANSPORT RESOURCES Access Northern California - USA - good Access-Able Travel Source - USA - good Access-Able Travel Source - USA - good Accessible Traveler's Database - Accessible Transport - USA - good ADA Vacations Plus - USA - good Airport Links good Airports of the WWWW - Global Village Escapes good Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Accessibility Guidelines for Transportation Vehicles - USA - good British Car Rental - UK - good Central London - Dial a ride - UK - good Community Transport Association - UK - good Community Transportation Association of America - USA - good Disable Data Link Group - UK - good Disabled Commuters handbook - Connecticut - USA - good Easy Access Australia - AUSTRALIA - good Emerging Horizons - Searchable database of travel resources - USA - good Gimp on the Go - Resource for disabled travel - USA - good Global Access - Advice network - USA - good Global Access Disabled Travel Network good Global Access Travel - AUSTRALIA - good Greyhound Passengers with Disabilities - USA - good Guide to school bus transportation - Special Needs Transportation Handbook - USA - good Hardin MD - Medical Informatics and Computers - USA - good Jim Lubin's Travel and Recreation - USA - good Liftshare.com - Car Share in the UK
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