61. Special Ed special Needs Education Links http//schoolnet2.carleton.ca/sne/snewww.html; The International dyslexia Association http//www.interdys.org/; The Mysteries of http://www.brunswick.k12.me.us/lon/lonlinks/specialed/home.html

Special Education Resources!! Longfellow Special Education Team: Mrs. Baribault and Mrs. Kenney Attention Deficit Disorder: What Parents Should Know: http://www.chadd.org/legislative/doe_par.htm ADD and ADHD Resources: http://familyeducation.com/article/0,1120,1-7954,00.html Autism : http://web.syr.edu/~jmwobus/autism/ Beginning Reading and Phonological Awareness for Students with Learning Disabilities: http://www.kidsource.com/kidsource/content2/disability.phonological.html Extended School Year Services: http://specialed.about.com/cs/extendedschoolyr/index.htm Gifted and Talented: http://205.121.65.141/Millville/Teachers/TAG/gifted.htm How to Learn: http://www.howtolearn.com Learning Disabilities: http://www.ldonline.org/index.html Learning Disabilities Association of America: http://www.LDAAmerica.org Learning Disabilities Initiative: http://www.ala.org/roads/ Maine Department of Education Special Services: http://www.state.me.us/education/specserv.htm Mrs. Doughty's Map Links: http://www.brunswick.k12.me.us/lon/lonlinks/grade5/bsd.html

62. WEA: Special Ed Resource Links http//www.washington.edu/doit special-ed sites with loriens.com - Contains information on special education software Some areas covered are dyslexia, LD and http://www.wa.nea.org/specialed/links.htm

Choose a topic: Archives / WEA Online news Archives / WEA Publications Benefits of membership Calendar of WEA events Certification info Change of Address/Name/E-mail Children's Fund charity Community partnerships Contact WEA staff Contract / Bargaining news Directions to WEA (HQ) Eddy Awards ESP / Support employees ESEA / No Child Left Behind Higher Ed. Indoor Air Quality Issue / policy positions Jobline / Education Job Listings Lesson planning Local Associations KEYS / school quality Member Benefits / discounts Membership info Minority affairs National Board certification News releases from WEA New teacher tips/resources Outlook / Legislative news PR / WEA ads Professional Development Publications from WEA Representative Assembly Research tools Read Across America Retirement issues / WEA-Retired School Districts / Web sites Special Education Statistics on schools Student WEA membership Substitute Educators Teaching Tips The Store: Logo merchandise Under the Dome / politics UniServ Councils WEALA / Leadership Academy WEA-PAC WEA Staff WE, our member magazine

63. WEA: Special Education See suggested bargaining language for specialed issues more. special education Classes. the Obstacle Course A Road Map for Learners with dyslexia (and their http://www.wa.nea.org/specialed/default.htm

Choose a topic: Archives / WEA Online news Archives / WEA Publications Benefits of membership Calendar of WEA events Certification info Change of Address/Name/E-mail Children's Fund charity Community partnerships Contact WEA staff Contract / Bargaining news Directions to WEA (HQ) Eddy Awards ESP / Support employees ESEA / No Child Left Behind Higher Ed. Indoor Air Quality Issue / policy positions Jobline / Education Job Listings Lesson planning Local Associations KEYS / school quality Member Benefits / discounts Membership info Minority affairs National Board certification News releases from WEA New teacher tips/resources Outlook / Legislative news PR / WEA ads Professional Development Publications from WEA Representative Assembly Research tools Read Across America Retirement issues / WEA-Retired School Districts / Web sites Special Education Statistics on schools Student WEA membership Substitute Educators Teaching Tips The Store: Logo merchandise Under the Dome / politics UniServ Councils WEALA / Leadership Academy WEA-PAC WEA Staff WE, our member magazine

64. ConductDisorders.com 23, iep review (post 1), special ed 101, 24, Should I be worried about dyslexia? (post 1), special ed 101, 25, Tell me your tales of OCD, pleeeeeease! http://forum.conductdisorders.com/ubbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=recent_user_posts;u=

65. Video-Link Resources Page For Special Education in teaching students with ADD, auditory deficits, dyslexia, hyperlexia and their own experiences; both general and specific special ed categories Whyalla http://www.binc.org/videolink-kids/parentresource.htm

Resources for Technology in Special Education, Special Needs and Gifted Education Resources for Technology in Special Education, Special Needs and Gifted Education Resources listed alphabetically: Assistive Technology Equity Autism Gifted Education ... Technologies for Special Ed Special education and assistive technology are important components of any school's overall education program. As the Internet continues to evolve and branch out, there are more and more support resources for those wonderful teachers who work in the Special Education domains. I am always in awe of the great work these professionals do. Here's a chance to give them something back. Dive right in! Arithmetic without Embarrassment - http://www.resnet.wm.edu/~sscroa/ "Information on remedial mathematics instruction at the middle-high school level. The intent is to educate high school LD students on a developmentally appropriate level: NO EMBARRASSMENT" Autism-PDD Resources Network - http://www.autism-pdd.net/

66. MOFAS Projects SOS Glossary Special Ed a person s rights; in special education, this applies to action taken to protect the educational rights of students with disabilities. q dyslexia A learning http://www.mofas.org/Projects/prososglossaryspecialed.htm

67. Special Ed. Webpage the site of the Federal Office of special education and links to the US Department of education (ed), the Rehabilitation The International dyslexia Association. http://www.fayar.net/admin/sped/

Fayetteville Public Schools Special Education Welcome to the Fayetteville Public Schools Special Education Web Page. Fayetteville Public Schools serve over 1,000 students with disabilities in nearly 70 classrooms throughout the district. Services provided include speech/language therapy, psychoeducational testing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, social work referrals, and instruction for vision and hearing impaired students. This page is meant to be a resource for teachers, administrators, students, and parents. Director of Special Services: Debra Wilson dwilson@fayar.net Asst. Director of Special Services: Jill Simpson jsimpson@fayar.net Administrative Assistant Debbie Strange dstrange@fayar.net Administrative Assistant Ann Fairchild afairchild@fayar.net This page has been accessed times since June 1998. Medicaid Assistant Joanna Hausam jhausam@fayar.net Resource Index Advocacy Developmental Delays Miscellaneous Resources Attention Deficit Disorder ... Asperger's Syndrome Resources Advocacy: The Special-Ed-Advocate Newsletter: A good site for parents to learn about special ed. issues.

68. E-news Sample http//www.lrpdartnell.com/scstore and click on special education by providing appropriate accommodations to a student with dyslexia. Bd., 33 IDELR ¶ 212 (ed La http://www.specialedconnection.com/SEC/newenews.html

Below is a sample e-news issue. Special Ed e-news are short e-mail newsletters giving you significant case decisions, important developments in the special education community, updates on LRP's new products and special savings offers. And best of all, you receive LRP Publications' Special Ed e-news - absolutely free. Take a moment to read the sample issue below. To sign-up for this FREE service, click here Special Education e-news No. 00-01 December 6, 2000 Provided by LRP Publications What's Working: Test Confidentiality No easy solutions for retaining, releasing testing materials HotLaw: Discipline Corporal punishment claim fails; 'basket hold' restraint does not 'shock the conscience' NOTE: If you have any trouble accessing the product links provided in e-news, go to http://www.lrpdartnell.com/scstore and click on special education. RECENT DECISIONS Section 504: Accommodations address student's dyslexia; IDEA services unnecessary The U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Louisiana held that a district complied with Section 504 and state law procedures by providing appropriate accommodations to a student with dyslexia. Grant ex rel. Grant v. St. James Parish Sch. Bd.

69. George's Links -- Dyslexia Gopher; dyslexia Database; International Journal of research and Practice the Journal of Disorder Archive (at Uni of Pennsylvania); Kansas special ed page on http://home.clara.net/ghrow/subjects/dyslexia.html

Dyslexia Due to popular demand I have made these pages available again. Contents: Recent Changes Introduction Other WWW pages on Dyslexia News Groups ... Pages which refer to this one if their authors are interested in this their pages may be of interest to you...? Other Recent Changes This page was last updated 20 September 1998. Updated David Pollock's entry in the Dyslexia Research section. Added "Sponsorship" links ... This "Dyslexia Links" page is maintained by a voluntary effort, and is now hosted on a commercial ISP site. Adding links to such sponsors allows me to recoup some of the cost of providing the dyslexia pages. You can help to keep these pages available by visiting the sponsor's sites. This has not been done for personal gain ... if the income from sponsorship exceeds costs the surplus will be used to pay for further research on dyslexia or related subjects. Belatedly added a link to The Dyslexia Institute. to the Organisations Section Added a link to AHEAD to the Pointers to General Disability Information section.

70. The Washington Monthly - The Scandal Of Special-Ed That s not to say that some bright kids don t suffer from dyslexia and other serious It s little wonder that so many of these kids get referred to special ed. http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/1999/9906.worth.scandal.html

Features Archive Respond to this Article June 1999 - Volume 31 Issue 6 The Scandal of Special-Ed It wastes money and hurts the poor by Robert Worth If you've ever wondered what the words "special education" mean, consider Saundra Lemons. A tall, gangly 19 year-old senior in a Washington D.C. public high school, she is quiet and attentive. Like the vast majority of children in special ed, she's not blind or deaf or confined to a wheelchair; instead, she has had trouble learning to read. If dollars were education, Saundra would be in fine shape. D.C. pours almost a third of its total education budget into the 10 percent of its students who are special ed. In theoryor rather, in wealthy school districtsthis money buys kids like Saundra all kinds of assistance: special tutoring sessions, a modified curriculum, specially trained therapists and consultants, even untimed tests. But Saundra wasn't born in a wealthy suburb. So when she started having trouble in first grade, she was placedlike many kids in D.C.into a dead-end classroom where she learned nothing. In her case, it was a class for the mentally retarded. It took six years for a teacher to notice that Saundra wasn't retarded at all. Now she's catching up, but probably not fast enough to attend college next year. "You can never make up for that lost time," says one social worker who has helped Saundra.

71. Special Ed bullletin boards, a resource guide, and indepth information on dyslexia, ADD, and more to begin to look for new information on any special educational need ed. http://www.learningspace.org/instruct/intermediate/sites/sped.html

Special Education Interactive Guide to Learning Disabilities LD OnLine offers information and ideas about learning disabilities for parents, teachers, and children. Features include the ABCs of learning disabilities and attention deficit disorder, a national calendar, audio clips from experts, artwork and essays by children with learning differences, research findings, bullletin boards, a resource guide, and in-depth information on dyslexia, ADD, and more. It's the official site of the Coordinated Campaign for Learning Disabilities. Special Education Resources These are teacher created lessons on many topics for all different age levels. DREAMMS for Kids, Inc. This links you to articles, a bookstore, tech paks and other places for information on special programs and equiptment for children with special needs. Yahoo - Education:Special Education This general point is a place to begin to look for new information on any special educational need known to the field. The Option Institute: The Son-Rise Program Here is a place to order a free, heartwarming video based on the book Son-Rise and other materials to enable parents to fully education Sp. Ed. children at home in a child-centered enviroment. Found some more we can add to our page

72. Program For The Advancement Of Learning resources disABILITY Information and Resources The Federal Resource Center for special education (FRC) Links to dyslexia, ADD special ed National Information http://www.curry.edu/pal/outreach/ldrelated_sites.htm

PAL Quick Find Director's Greeting Curriculum Courses Accommodations Assistive Technology Summer Pal PAL for Multilingual Adult Center at PAL Educational Diagnostic Ctr. Learning Academy Outreach 30th Anniversary LD List LD Related Sited Faculty and Staff Related Support Services Facilities PAL Admission Expenses and Fees Scholarships Information for Parents Alumni Information for Parents Ways to Give [Home] [Admission] Academics CURRY COLLEGE Majors Student Life Athletics Calendar/Events LD Web Sites Assistive Technology AlphaSmart Home Page Assistive Technology Educational Network of Florida Assistive Technology Funding Link Assistive Tech Loan Bank-Scotland ... Workshop on Adapting Computers for Persons With Disabilities Speech and Language ASHA: Language and the Adolescent The Hanen Early Language Program Healthtouch - Health Information: Language Development Healthtouch - Health Information: Pragmatic, Socially Speaking Language Based LD Beyond the Printed Page Dana Consortium on Language-Based LD Dana Foundation Consortium: Development of a Neurologically-Based Strategy for Training Language-Learning Impaired Children Language based learning disabilities and dyslexia articles list Reading Bucknell Linguistics Program Dyslexia Language based learning disabilities and dyslexia articles list Materials related to dyslexia ... Structure of Phonemic Awareness ADD

73. Beginning The Special Ed Process - Special Education 101 ed TOOLS 4 KIDS SP ed CALENDAR LIST Beginning the special education Process Section education 101 Identifying And educating Children With dyslexia And Other http://www.reedmartin.com/beginningspecialedprocess.htm

Your Special Education Resource Center Join us for our FREE Chat Session EVERY ... Thursday Night 9:00 - 10:30 PM, EST Share our Site Sign up for our FREE EMail News letter www.reedmartin.com www.specialedadvocate.com www.educationaltools4kids.com Matthews Media, LLC P. O. Box 4003 Morgantown, WV 26504 (304) 598-3406 (P) (304) 598-3512 (F) connie@reedmartin.com reedmartin.com specialedadvocate.com educationaltools4kids.com Beginning the Special Education Process Section Education 101 ABC's of Advocacy Child Find Under the IDEA Procedural Safeguards Under IDEA Prior Written Notice ... RETURN TO REED MARTIN HOME PAGE The information on this website is educational and not intended to be legal advice. Our Mission is Lessening Discrimination Against Children with Disabilities by Providing Parents and School Personnel Tools for Advocacy Reed Martin is an attorney with over 35 years experience in special education law and recognized as one of the nation's leading experts.

74. Dyslexia Articles And Resources - Learning Disabilities SCHOLARSHIP FREE WORKSHOP ed TOOLS 4 KIDS SP ed CALENDAR LIST The dyslexia Online Journal. is an attorney with over 35 years experience in special education law http://www.reedmartin.com/dyslexiaarticlesandresources.htm

Your Special Education Resource Center Join us for our FREE Chat Session EVERY ... Thursday Night 9:00 - 10:30 PM, EST Share our Site Sign up for our FREE EMail News letter www.reedmartin.com www.specialedadvocate.com www.educationaltools4kids.com Matthews Media, LLC P. O. Box 4003 Morgantown, WV 26504 (304) 598-3406 (P) (304) 598-3512 (F) connie@reedmartin.com reedmartin.com specialedadvocate.com educationaltools4kids.com CBS News.com Articles Dyslexia www.cbs.com I DA Challenges "60 Minutes II" story on Dyslexia Treatment." ... www.cbs.com Fortune Magazine Articles on Dyslexia Overcoming Dyslexia. Dyslexic Achievers-Who's who with dyslexia. How to Help Readers Weigh In on Corporate Illiteracy, Why the Disabled Don't Get Hired, and More ... Getting Control of the IEP Process Manual These resources are for educational purposes and not intended to be an endorsement. RETURN TO REED MARTIN HOME PAGE The information on this website is educational and not intended to be legal advice.

75. Special Education Web Tour Greenwood School for dyslexia http//www.greenwood.org/ dyslexia. Early Childhood special education Resources. IDEA 1997 http//www.ed.gov/offices/OSERS/IDEA http://lone-eagles.com/virginia.htm

Special Education Web Tour Center for Applied Special Technology http://www.cast.org Comprehensive Resources! LD Online http://www.ldonline.org/ The interactive guide to learning disabilitfor teachers, parents and other professionals Special Education Resources on the Internet http://www.hood.edu/seri/serihome.htm A collection of Special Educational resources of interest to those involved in Special Education. International Center for Persons with Disabilities http://www.icdri.org/ UV - a Special Education Web Site http://curry.edschool.virginia.edu/curry/dept/cise/ose/ Excellence clearinghouse of Special Education information and web resources. Lycos Education Guide: Special Education http://www.lycos.com/wguide/wire/wire_382769_49359_3_1.html These are top-rated websites in Special Education. SpEdEx-The Special Education Exchange http://www.spedex.com/ Good sites on blind and learning disabilities. Special Education Resources http://www.nhgs.tec.va.us/SpecialEd/sped_resources.html

76. Teachers.Net - SPECIAL ED TEACHER CHATBOARD - Special Ed Teacher Teachers, Join Re Tough question, 5/24/04, by Karen. Promising Development for dyslexia Sufferers, 5/24/04, by The Prince. Re special ed ESL, 5/24/04, by Sped Teacher VA. http://teachers.net/mentors/special_education/

Teacher Chatboard Pre-School (EC) Kindergarten Primary Elem ... NBPTS/ES-GEN Latest buzz on the Special Ed Teacher Chatboard... Browse the latest 25 posts from the Special Ed Teacher Chatboard: Re: Gatekeeper Rules , 6/08/04, by PAG. Re: Gatekeeper Rules , 6/08/04, by Chas.. Re: Help Please! , 6/08/04, by PAG. Re: Gatekeeper Rules , 6/08/04, by Chas.. Re: Appointment with Super re: autism paras...Help! Re: Help Please! , 6/08/04, by Shirley. Re: reposted: transition from counseling to spec ed , 6/08/04, by Jennifer P.. Re: Child with Autism biting others , 6/08/04, by Shirley. Re: Appointment with Super re: autism paras...Help! , 6/08/04, by Mel. Appointment with Super re: autism paras...Help! , 6/08/04, by Martha . Re: Child with Autism biting others , 6/08/04, by Parent. Re: Interviewing for resource-PLEASE HELP with questions to , 6/08/04, by resource teacher. Child with Autism biting others , 6/08/04, by Tzy. Re: Please help! Testing for Emotional Disturbance? , 6/08/04, by Lin. Re: Help Please! , 6/08/04, by Lin. Interviewing for resource-PLEASE HELP with questions to ask , 6/08/04, by luv2teach. Help Please!

77. Article | The City’s Special-Ed ‘Crisis’ 41 percent growth in the specialed population since IDEA began has been in a single category “specific learning disabilities,” like dyslexia and other http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/_nys-the_citys_special.htm

HOME ABOUT M.I. CCI CLP ... CONTACT Site Navigation Support M.I. Scholars' Articles M.I. Issues Subscribe to City Journal Board of Trustees Staff Directory Links M.I. Book Catalog Internship Opportunities Join email updates The City’s Special-Ed ‘Crisis’ August 6, 2002 By Jay P. Greene The education establishment claims that a burgeoning population of special-ed students is overwhelming the public schools, draining needed resources from the general education budget. The answer to the crisis, educrats argue, is to boost the federal special-ed subsidy—and, they add, with the law governing special education, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), coming up for congressional renewal, now’s the perfect time to do it. But the growing special-ed population is an artificial problem, largely of the schools’ own making. Virtually all of the 41 percent growth in the special-ed population since IDEA began has been in a single category: “specific learning disabilities,” like dyslexia and other relatively mild reading and math difficulties. Since 1976, the percentage of these learning-disabled kids out of the total student population has risen from 1.8 percent to 6 percent. Some advocates claim that better medical care, by allowing more premature babies burdened with assorted mental and physical ailments to survive, is behind this big increase. If this were true, though, you’d also see a higher percentage of other disabilities associated with premature birth, such as mental retardation and cerebral palsy, among students. Yet kids with disabilities other than the “specific learning” kind have actually declined as a percentage of the student population since the mid-seventies, probably because of improved medical technology and public-health measures such as containing or removing lead paint.

78. Learning Disabilities OnLine: LD In-Depth: What Parents Say On How To Cope With let school fees, testing fees or hiring a private specialed tutor prevent education, and that one or two years at a special school for dyslexia is the http://www.ldonline.org/ld_indepth/parenting/coping_with_dyslexia.html

What parents say on how-to-cope The following is an extract from the e-book The Human Side of Dyslexia 142 interviews with REAL people telling REAL stories by Shirley Kurnoff pages 178-186, July 2000, ISBN 0-9703557-1-8 For a complete download of the e-book The Human Side of Dyslexia please visit www.edyslexia.com/ldonline.html Many of us supplement our diet with vitamins - vitamin A, vitamin C or a multivitamin. In the same way, we need to supplement our child's schooling with coping strategies. I'm talking about a modified homework plan, modified reading assignments, closed-caption viewing on TV sets, a Special-Ed tutor who can relate to your child, or just using past school experiences, as a dyslexic student, to better understand a child's frustrations. Strategies come in different formats and for different reasons. Each grade, teacher, course, semester pose new challenges. What worked well last semester might need modifying this semester. Flexibility is the name of the game. Overall, parents say they need most help for homework strategies, followed by technology tips, Learning Resource specialists and Special-Ed tutors. Let's look initially at interviews where parents are considering, a school for dyslexia or homeschooling as an alternative to traditional mainstream schooling. This usually happens with elementary-school parents. As you've seen from their stories, it takes courage, uncertainty and a lot of "agonizing" to move out of the mainstream. But, if long-term benefits are there, whatever the risk, these parents feel that going out of the mainstream is their optimum choice.

79. LD OnLine Yellow Pages | Find A Professional NE, Omaha, Lynne M. Popp educational Therapy, Inc. educational therapists special ed teachers, Assessment dyslexia educ program design. http://www.ldonline.org/yellowpages/findprofessional.php?mode=search&q=&StateID=

80. Special Education dyslexia vs Learning Disorder; Internet Resources Disabilities U Kansas, excellent references. special education Gopher; Surfing the Internet for Gifted ed; http://juliet.stfx.ca/people/stu/x94emj/speced.htm

Disibility Gifted Special Education Disability Attendion Deficit Disorder Autism Resources , extensite resources from John Wobus, must visit! Blind Related Links start here for visually impaired! Developmental Disabilities Centre, U of Alberta. Disability Info Gopher Jewels Disability Related Sites , exceptional page from the Arc, a must visit! Disabilities Sites of Interest , a terrific reference site, a must visit! disABILITIES Information and Resources Down Syndrome Home Pages , important resources on Down Syndrome. Down Syndrome WWW Page Dyslexiam Online , an important page for Dyslexia. Dyslexia vs Learning Disorder Internet Resources Disabilities U Kansas , excellent references. General Resources about Disabilities , nice collection from U Virginia. Resources for Disabled Children Resources for Parents and Teachers of Blind Kids , great site for resources. Resources for People with Learning Disabilities Special Education Department U Kansas , an important reference. Special Education, Einet Special Education Network, Schoolnet Special Educ Resources on the Internet, Hood C , WOW, extensive great sites! a must visit!

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