41. Special Ed. Links special Needs Education Network Internet resources for parents, teachers, and organizations involved in special needs education. dyslexia. http://www.theteacherspot.com/special_ed_edlinks.html

Join our email list Click Here WWW theteacherspot.com Get your free email account. General Links Beginning Teacher Links Language Arts Links ... Science Links [ Special Ed. Links ] Learning Styles Links Rubrics Classroom Computers Links Fine Arts ... Save One Starfish Don't be fooled by the name...this website is not about sea creatures. A group of school nurses have created this website about ADHD (Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder), understanding the diagnosis and medical treatment of the disorder, and alternative methods of dealing with the symptoms of ADHD. Sources of information are cited clearly and links for parents and teachers are included. Institute for Special Education Special Education Topics (In English and German) Special Needs Education Network Internet resources for parents, teachers, and organizations involved in special needs education Information Disability Center Helping Children Deal with Loss Mental Health Risk Factors for Adolescents Gifted and Talented ... Children who are Mentally Retarded Gentle Teaching: Teaching method for those who are Mentally Retarded Strategies for teaching the child who is mildly mentally retarded Back to the top of the page document.write('');

42. Unschooling.com's Message Boards Since we discovered the dyslexia we have noticed her self confidence level shrink help from the Masonic program than two school years of special ed from the http://www.unschooling.com/discus/messages/603/6641.html?FridayApril1120031122am

43. Special Ed. Web Resources2 special Education Web Resources 2 http//www.Cybconnect.com/ Many interesting activities www.dyslexia.com An easy to read site that provided new perspectives http://www.odu.edu/webroot/instr/ed/lmillerd.nsf/pages/links2

Go back to LM-D's home page Special Education Web Resources 2 http://www.Cybconnect.com/ Many interesting activities with simulations for teachers k-12. http://adwizards.com/cp/indext.htm Great for teachers! They have their own assistant who can provide advice for every problem they may have. http://www.lightspan.com/Portal/Corporate/ For teachers who believe that there is no limit to what students can achieve when they are motivated to learn. Try this site! http://familyeducation.com This is an excellent site for parents! http://www.rubrics.com/ Great site for student assessment tools! http://www.familyvillage.wisc.edu/index.htmlx Great esteem booster and can b e used with the ASSERT Strategy on page 104 –08. http://www.ldanatl.org/ Wealth of information about IDEA and student/parent empowerment. http://www.everydayspelling.com/ Provides spelling strategies and tips. http://www.edhelper.com/ Lot’s of information and reproducible worksheets! http://www.theteacherspot.com/firstyears/index.htm Great site for new teachers, a lot of resources! http://yuckykids.discovery.com

44. ED385095 1995-08-00 Academic Interventions For Children With Dyslexia Who Have P ed 315 740. Wong, BYL (1991). special education students list. Title Academic Interventions for Children with dyslexia Who Have Phonological Core Deficits. http://www.ericfacility.net/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed385095.html

ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Frost, Julie A. - Emery, Michael J. Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Disabilities and Gifted Education Reston VA. Academic Interventions for Children with Dyslexia Who Have Phonological Core Deficits. ERIC Digest E539. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC OVERVIEW Approximately 3% to 6% of all school-aged children are believed to have developmental reading disabilities, or dyslexia. In fact, almost 50% of children receiving special education have learning disabilities, and dyslexia is the most prevalent form. Consequently dyslexia has been given considerable attention by researchers and extensive literature exists on instruction and remediation methods. DEFINITION Phonological core deficits entail difficulty making use of phonological information when processing written and oral language. The major components of phonological deficits involve phonemic awareness, sound-symbol relations, and storage and retrieval of phonological information in memory. Problems with phonemic awareness are most prevalent and can coexist with difficulties in storage and retrieval among children with dyslexia who have phonological deficits.

45. Dyslexia 2003 Multisensory Stations for dyslexia Instruction Terri Peterson, special ed. Multisensory Stations for dyslexia Instruction Terri Peterson, special ed. http://www.504idea.org/dyslexia_2003.html

Second Annual Texas Dyslexia Conference, November 3-4, 2003, DoubleTree Hotel, Austin, Texas. Great Information on reading disorders and the Texas Dyslexia Law!! In early November, the DoubleTree Hotel will again be the gathering place for the Second Annual Texas Dyslexia Conference. If you are an educator involved with students with reading disorders, this is your event. We’re planning a great conference, with top notch general sessions, interesting breakouts, fun door prizes and all of the camaraderie and information you expect from CESD. The Texas Dyslexia Law and The Dyslexia Handbook: Procedures Concerning Dyslexia and Related Disorders, or “Purple Book,” create special duties and procedures for the identification, evaluation, and placement of students with dyslexia. This Conference will help you understand the state and federal law requirements and put all of the pieces together for an effective dyslexia program. (Note that like many things in life, times, topics and speakers are subject to change)

46. SPECIAL-ED Archives May 2004, Week 2 dyslexia Workshop (35 lines) From cheryl vitali vitalic@KC-USD.K12.CA.US . International COM . Back to the main special-ed page. http://listserv.classroom.com/scripts/wa.exe?A1=ind0405b&L=special-ed

47. SPECIAL-ED Archives May 2004, Week 3 FW dyslexia ENewsletter 22 FW dyslexia E-Newsletter 22 (1399 lines) From Cheryl Vitali cvitali@TELIS.ORG . Back to the main special-ed page. http://listserv.classroom.com/scripts/wa.exe?A1=ind0405c&L=special-ed

48. Adult Dyslexia And A.D.D In The Workplace As a result, these children may be warehoused in special ed classes. The subsequent loss of selfesteem triggers the syndrome that makes dyslexia worse. http://www.dyslexia.com/library/adultdys.htm

Text Only view. Adult Dyslexia and ADD: Effects in the Workplace The Dyslexic Reader is published quarterly and distributed free to all DDAI members. For a free preview issue, register with our on-line form To join DDAI or to subscribe to The Dyslexic Reader go to our on-line bookstore. Government statistics show 25,000,000 Americansone in tenare functionally illiterate. The primary cause is dyslexia or one of its many variations, such as ADD or dysgraphia. Today's educational methods are limited when it comes to teaching basic literacy skills to students who have problems with reading, and writing and math. The school system is stacked against dyslexics from the start, because they are "real world" thinkers, using mainly pictures and concepts instead of mental sentences. They require special training to master the basics of written language easily. This doesn't mean they are stupid. Leonardo da Vinci, Einstein, Edison, Churchill, Walt Disney, Whoopi Goldberg and Greg Louganis were considered "dummies" during their early years of school. They didn't suffer from learning disability, but teaching disability. Many teachers just don't know the right methods for presenting information in a form dyslexic and ADD children can assimilate. As a result, these children may be warehoused in "special ed" classes. The subsequent loss of self-esteem triggers the syndrome that makes dyslexia worse. Stress, confusion and heavy concentration only increase perceptual and attention problems. The harder a dyslexic struggles, the more difficult reading becomes.

49. Symptoms And Diagnosis Of Dyslexia No one seems to have heard of this form of dyslexia. Could you explain this term to me? As a special ed teacher, I am looking for strategies that will work for http://www.dyslexia.com/qasymptoms.htm

Text Only view. Symptoms and Diagnosis of Dyslexia Question Topics: FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions. Special Topics: Symptoms and Diagnosis of Dyslexia. Davis Dyslexia Correction Methods. Dyslexia and School Problems. Positive Aspects of Dyslexia. ... Will my child inherit dyslexia from me? Q. What is word blindness? [February 8, 1999] I have a 2nd grade boy who has been diagnosed with severe dyslexia. The doctor described his dyslexia as "Pure Word Blindness." I have not heard this term before. I have consulted with several special ed teachers, as well as our psychologist. No one seems to have heard of this form of dyslexia. Could you explain this term to me? As a special ed teacher, I am looking for strategies that will work for him. He does not seem to catch on to phonics, nor a sight word approach. Lisa G., via email. A. 'Word blindness' is an old-fashioned term used to mean that your son is unable to recognize and understand words that he sees. This was the term first used to describe dyslexia when it was first described by doctors about one hundred years ago. Your doctor is probably using it to mean that your son can not remember the order and sequence of letters in a word from one time to the next. Thus, he could be drilled for hours on an easy word, but the next time he saw the word would not recognize it. In our experience, this apparent severe dyslexia is caused by disorientation, which for dyslexic people means that they have an innacurate perception of the words. That is, they might see the letters of the words jumbled around in all sorts of different ways. There is no way that a dyslexic person who suffers from this sort of disorientation can ever remember a word, because the word seems different every time they look at it.

50. The International Dyslexia Assocation quarterly newsletter, Perspectives, and scholarly journal, Annals of dyslexia; and discounts Recommended audience Teachers, regular and special ed. k12. http://www.interdys.org/servlet/viewbranch?branch_id=29

51. Special Education ECI) Liaison; Residential Placement Liaison; special ed Transportation; Staff Programs Homebound; dyslexia Services for special education students; Ged http://www.mesquiteisd.org/misdweb/curriculum/sped.html

Home Departments Special Education Mesquite ISD Special Education Department Student Support Center 714 East Kimbrough Mesquite, Texas 75149 Fax 972-882-7720 Administrative Officer - Special Education Mrs. Mona Lincoln Special Education Office Personnel Vicky Kline - 972-882-7700 Receptionist Carol Kinney - 972-882-7701 Secretary/ SEAS Cheryl Gregory - 972-882-7702 Administrative Secretary Sharon Atkins - 972-882-7717 Coordinator Secretary Debbie LaCour - 972-882-8702 Secretary Child Find/SHARS Coordinators: Joyce Whisenhunt Programs: PPCD; Autism In-home/Parent Training; Pre-K Child Find ; Extended School Year (ESY); Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) Liaison; Residential Placement Liaison; Special Ed Transportation; Staff Development; Acceleration Serves as contact for these campuses: Beasley, Cannaday, Florence, Floyd, Porter, Seabourn, Shaw Pam Gibson Programs: Homebound; Dyslexia Services for Special Education students; GED; Transition Services; Referral Chairpersons; Staff Development

52. COPAA NewsWatch: N.J. To Push Special-ed Compliance NJ to push specialed compliance. some way because of conditions such as dyslexia or autism are taught in mainstream classrooms, special classeswithin regular http://www.copaa.net/newstand/njspecialed40799.html

N EWS A RTICLES OF S PECIAL I NTEREST F ROM A ROUND T HE C OUNTRY N.J. to push special-ed compliance Wednesday, April 7, 1999 By DAVID GLOVIN Staff Writer Under the threat of losing millions of dollars in federal aid, New Jersey this week said it would send inspectors to two dozen large school systems next year to ensure that they provide adequate special-education programs. There also will be hundreds more in-depth inspections in coming years, officials said. And they plan to urge the state's poorer districts to include disabled children in mainstream classes. The initiative comes two months after a federal report said New Jersey had allowed schools to ignore special-education laws and denied children the services they needed. The U.S. Department of Education threatened to withhold $130 million in aid if the state did not act. Education Commissioner David Hespe said the plan would lead to dramatic improvement in special-education programs. But one advocate for disabled students, Diana Autin, who heads the Statewide Parent Advocacy Network, said the state plan did not go far enough. "Parts are promising, but it's not going to address all of the [problems]," she said.

53. COPAA NewsWatch: Special Ed Programs In N.J. Condemned special ed programs in NJ condemned. The 210,000 children classified for special education in New Jersey have such disabilities as dyslexia, autism, and http://www.copaa.net/newstand/njspecialedcondemnd.html

N EWS A RTICLES OF S PECIAL I NTEREST F ROM A ROUND T HE C OUNTRY Special ed programs in N.J. condemned Tuesday, March 23, 1999 By DAVID GLOVIN Staff Writer In a harsh indictment of state special education programs, the U.S. government says New Jersey has allowed local schools to ignore federal mandates and is failing to protect the rights of disabled children. In a 17-page report, the U.S. Department of Education has given New Jersey until next month to require schools to include more disabled children in mainstream classes and improve its oversight of local programs. The state risks losing $130 million in aid if it does not comply. "Serious deficiencies have been allowed to exist for a number of years," the report says. "The state must take action to ensure that the state's long-standing, serious non-compliance is effectively and promptly corrected." The report cites numerous instances in which the four districts it inspected in June are flouting the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. The report is critical of the state for failing to police these and other schools adequately. For instance, the report notes that Camden schools placed children in separate special education classes merely because they were performing below grade level. Special education is meant for children with physical or mental disabilities, not for those only in need of remediation.

54. Dr. PETER's SPECIAL EDUCATION LINKS dyslexia 2000 Home Page dyslexia, The Gift, an important page for dyslexia. Intervention Techniques in special education from the Curry School of ed. http://www.pmccarthy.com/special.ed.html

Last Updated Sunday, 1/04 This section has been accessed... ...times since 01/06/96. Web Pages for University Special Education Programs Professionals in Special Education A list of prominent special educators compiled by the folks at the Curry School of Education, University of Virginia Ask ERIC (Educational Resources Clearinghouse) ADDMED - Attention Defecit Disorders ~ by Anthony Laws, M.D. - A must read. Attention Defecit Disorder (ADHD/ADD) Americans with Disabilities Act and Disabilities Home Page Americans with Disibilities Act (Academic Resources by Topic) Autism Resources , extensite resources from John Wobus, highly recommended. Basic Educational Materials, Publishers , extensite resources for Special Needs Materials for Academic, Employment Readiness and Lifeskills Instruction, by Bob Skarlinski ~ highly recommended. Blind Related Links , start here for visually impaired! ~ by Debbie Day - An excellent resource page. Cornucopia of Disibilities Information Deaf Resource Page Developmental Disabilities Centre, U of Alberta. Disability Info Gopher Jewels ... Disability Resources Evan Kemp , A MUST VISIT! Disabilities Resources on the Internet Disabilities Sites of Interest , a terrific reference site, A MUST VISIT!

55. Dyslexia educationNews Op/ed Staff Writers Leave No Teacher Behind editorial Writer Previous Columns Christina Asquith special MiddleEast dyslexia / Reading / Websites. http://www.educationnews.org/dyslexia.htm

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56. Special Programs teacher. This program is not funded, but is a state mandate. http//www.tea.state.tx.us/special.ed/reading/dyslexia.html. Section http://www.danbury.isd.esc4.net/specialprograms.htm

Home Page High School Middle School Elementary ... Instructional Technology SPECIAL PROGRAMS OVERVIEW Federal and state funds are intended to supplement, rather than supplant, programs to assist our students. Title I serves students in Grades 1-6 who are below grade level in reading and/or math skills, as determined by reading readiness tests (TPRI), ITBS, state assessment non-mastery and/or classroom grades. Danbury ISD has established a Literacy Lab with computers, reading readiness software and math materials, and an instructional area for small groups of students. An adult literacy class will begin in the spring semester. http://www.tea.state.tx.us/student.support Career and Technology Education funds are available to enhance career awareness and career or college preparation for students in Grades 9-12. DISD belongs to a consortium in which smaller districts combine federal monies and maximize funding through cooperative spending. Region IV acts as the fiscal agent for this consortium. http://www.tea.state.tx.us/Cate/index.html

57. Specialed.html special ed. IEPs According to Dr. Seuss ! General Information. The Division for Learning Disabilities. Learning Disabilities and special education. dyslexia. http://www.eaur.wnyric.org/website/specialed.html

Special Ed IEPs According to Dr. Seuss ! General Information SERI - Special Education Resources on the Internet Special Education The Council for Exceptional Children Band-Aides and Blackboards ... 80 functional ways to use technology Learning Disabilities The Resource Room a website with links and resources for learning, especially for people who learn differently LD Online: Learning Disabilities Information and Resources The ABCs of LD and ADD Learning Disabilities Association of America National Center for Learning Disabilities ... Learning Disabilities and Special Education Dyslexia The International Dyslexia Association Dyslexia the Gift, Information and Resources for Dyslexia Dyslexia or Developmental Reading Disorders Attention Deficit Disorders (ADD/ADHD) Children and Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Alphabet Soup: ADD, ADHD and us! Autism/Asperger Syndrome Asperger Syndrome: What Is It? Asperger Syndrome Asperger Syndrome (lots of links here) Southwest Autism Research Center Center for the Study of Autism Downs Syndrome Downs Syndrome Behavior Management Discipline and Behavior Management You Can Handle Them All Website conductdisorders.com

58. Texas Home Educators Page It contains dozens of links to special ed. http//home.att.net/~shagberg ADHD special Needs Resources http//www.dyslexia.org/ The following seems to be a http://www.texashomeeducators.com/specialneedskids.htm

TEXAS HOME EDUCATORS!! The Place to Start Your Search for Homeschool Information Is it Legal? How do I Start? Learning to Homeschool Online Discussions ... Unit Studies GAMES FORMS Holidays Zimmer Tales Special Needs Kids GENERAL INFORMATION http://www.gomilpitas.com/homeschooling/weblinks/specialneeds.htm The Special Needs page of Ann Zeise's site is a major resource as a starting place. http://www.empowermentzone.com/teaching.txt Here is a website that I found that is full of information to help teachers teach children w/ special needs. ~Kathy http://www.jps.net/saclda/ld.htm Sacramento LDA - About Learning Disabilities ~DJ http://www.nacd.org/index.html The National Academy for Child Development, for instance, designs individualized home study programs for children with special learning needs. ~Susan http://www.halcyon.com/marcs/sped.html Marc's Special Ed. Page It contains dozens of links to special Ed. sites, organizations and services for autism, blindness, epilepsy, hearing impaired, gifted, speech-language, and many other exceptionalities. http://www.ldonline.org/

59. Special Education Links - Suite101.com Links at Suite101 relating to special education what it is like to be a special ed teacher with learning disablities, dyslexia and ADHD. http://www.suite101.com/links.cfm/special_education_retired

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60. Dyslexia - Ed-u.com Educational Resources can learn how to make any edu.com am dyslexic; Independent Panel for special education Advice The International dyslexia Association; Maple Hayes Hall dyslexia http://www.ed-u.com/dyslexia.htm

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