21. Wrightslaw - The Special Ed Advocate Newsletter, October 10, 1998 As a subscriber to The special ed Advocate, you will description, it does sound likeyour son has dyslexia. After 2.5 years of special education, he made 1.0 http://www.wrightslaw.com/advoc/nwltr/1998/nl_98_1010.html

Wrights law The Special Ed Advocate Newsletter October 10, 1998 Home Advocacy Libraries Newsletter Archives Home Issue - 13 ISSN: 1538-3202 Apr 6 - Iselin, NJ May 2-3 Springfield, MA May 16-17 Jacksonville, FL May 21 Roanoke, VA ... Full Schedule Subscribe Your Email: Check Email for spelling select a page . . . Home What's New Sitemap Press Topics **Advocacy** Articles FAQ's Tips Newsletters **Law** Articles Caselaw Pleadings Regs **Topics** Advocacy Assessments Autism ADD/ADHD Damages Discipline Discriminations Due Process Early Childhood Eligilibity FAPE High Stakes Tests IDEA IDEA 2002 IEPs LRE/Inclusion Learning Disab. Mediation No Child Left Confidentiality Private Schools Letter Writing Placement Safe Guards Related Services Retaliation School Personnel Transition **Pubs** Spec. Ed. Law FETA Newsletter Flyers **Services** Orders Our Seminars Consults Communities Headline News Updates **Resources** Free Pubs Free Newsletters Disability Groups State DOEs PTI Centers International State Yellow Pgs Best School Sites Asmnt Terms **Book Store** Best Of Disabilities Special Ed IEPs Legal Strategy Negotiate Parents Kids Updates **Other** Search Subscribe About Us Link to Us Home Wrightslaw Home What's New Sitemap Press ... Topics Advocacy Library Articles FAQ's Tips Newsletters Law Library Articles Caselaw Topics Advocacy Assessments ADD/ADHD Autism ... Privacy, Records

22. SPECIAL EDges George's Links dyslexia Archive dyslexia 2000 Network dyslexia The Gift on DisabilitiesParents Rights and Responsibilities special ed Law Everything http://www.blue.net/~goose/

Have you been looking around the Web, and can't find what you want concerning special education Then try...... As a special educator I understand the value of information resources concerning special education. With this in mind, I have created the SPECIAL EDges page in hopes that it will bea place that will be useful for educators, parents and anyone else who deals with special needs students. The page is made up of various links to SPED resources that I have found helpful. I've also included my school (RussellCounty High School) , my peer tutoring group, and an assortment of other things I consider interesting and fun. This Page is new and I am currently learning the ropes of making and maintaining a website, so please have some patience and understanding.(Ever heard that before?). LINKS LINKS LINKS ADD/ADHD Autism Downsyndrome Dyslexia ... Peer Tutoring ADD/ADHD What Parents should know about ADHD ADD,Hyperactivity and Associated Disorders National Attention Deficit Disorder Association ADD/ ADHD Categorized Links Page Autism Autism Resources Autism Society of America Autism Channel Link Treatment and Education of Autistic Children ... The Autism Channel Link the virtual newspaper for Autism The Autistic Child - facts for families (English, Spanish, French)

23. Special Ed News -- Children's Reading Disability Attributed To Brain Impairment With fMRI, the team demonstrated differences in brain images betweenchildren with dyslexia and nonreading impaired control children. http://specialed.about.com/library/blreading.htm

zfp=-1 About Education Special Education Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Special Education with Apply Now Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Should Inclusion Include Every Student? What Does IDEA Mean For You? IEP Team Members ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Children's Reading Disability Attributed To Brain Impairment From the the National Institutes of Health Children who are poor readers appear to have a disruption in the part of their brain involved in reading phonetically, according to a sophisticated brain imaging study funded by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD). The study also found that children who read poorly but who do not receive any extra help or training eventually compensate for their disability by using other parts of the brain as backup systems for the impaired brain regions. Although most of these children eventually do learn to read, they never do so with the same fluency as do good readers. This is probably because the "backup" brain systems they use when reading apparently cannot process printed information as easily as can the brain systems primarily involved in reading.

24. Www4teachers | Professional Development | Special Ed Tracks Project Circle Track; special ed and Inclusion. Kinsley's Volcano Page; Math Tutor;Teaching Ideas for the special educator; dyslexia and ADD; To Med or not to Med http://www.4teachers.org/profd/spedtrack.shtml

Special Education Tracks Teachers use TrackStar daily, and we have been pleased to see the number of tracks educators have made for their peers! The links at the right have been reviewed and chosen as resources in different areas of special education. Return to Professional Development main page. Other pages like this: Read stories about special needs and at-risk students. View links on special education View links on equity View links on assistive technology Special Ed Tracks are resource sites made by fellow educators for your use. They reflect the lessons and knowledge that other educators have found important in their work with individuals with special needs. Assistive Technology Assistive Technology Assistive Technology Assistive Technology Applications Assistive Technology for Students with Learning Disabilities ... Technology Adaptations Special Needs Resources Addressing the Needs of Diverse Learners Beth's Favorite SpEd Links Great SpEd Resources Learning about a Disability ... Teacher and Parent Sources Assessment Alternative Assessments and Portfolios Assessment and IEPs Educational Portfolios Electronic Portfolios Inclusion

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

Last Updated Sunday, 11/21/99 This section has been accessed... ...times since 01/06/96. Web Pages for University Special Education Programs 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!

26. News Desk 23year-old Kelly McCorkle of Liberty, SC, who has dyslexia and an special ed ServicesBecome Crux of Massachusetts Custody Case The divorced parents of a http://www.ncld.org/newsltr/0802newsltr/0802newsdesk.cfm

Enter your e-mail ebove August 2002 News Desk Current Stories: Flagging of SAT and ACT Test Scores for Extended Time to End in Fall 2003 Study Confirms Neurological Link to Dyslexia in Children Poor Rhythm Linked to Dyslexia Study Explores Problems of Identifying Learning Disabilities ... NAEAACLD's New Publication Focuses on Parental Advocacy Flagging of SAT and ACT Test Scores for Extended Time to End in Fall 2003 For more information on these changes, which take effect Fall 2003, visit: www.collegeboard.com/press/article/0,1443,11360,00.html and http://www.act.org/news/releases/2002/07-26-02.html For NCLD's letter, "Should the SAT Be a Time Trial?", published in The New York Times, go to: http://www.ld.org/press/lte_0802.cfm Study Confirms Neurological Link to Dyslexia in Children Researchers using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) have linked dyslexia to a neurological flaw after observing that the area of the brain activated by reading is disrupted in children with dyslexia. For more information on the study, conducted by researchers at Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT, and released in the July 15 issue of Biological Psychiatry, visit: http://www.boston.com/dailyglobe2/197/nation/Gene_flaw_causes_dyslexia_researchers_sayP.shtml

27. Partners Newsletter - #238 PARTNERS NEWS 238 Semptember 23, 1999. CONTENTS WEBSITES FOR INFORMATION ON dyslexia .CONTENTS OF THE special ed ADVOCATE . -CLASS ACTION NOTICES http://www.partnersinpolicymaking.com/partnernews/238.htm

PARTNERS NEWS Semptember 23, 1999 CONTENTS: WEBSITES FOR INFORMATION ON DYSLEXIA.... CONTENTS OF THE SPECIAL ED ADVOCATE.... CLASS ACTION NOTICES... LEGAL CASELAW RESEARCH TOOL ON THE NET..... Subscription Info... WEBSITES FOR INFORMATION ON DYSLEXIA.... Home Page Dyslexia Newsgroup Dyslexia Online Welcome Donate Your Car to Charity Dyslexia Research Foundation (DRF) Dyslexia Training Programs - Dyslexia Training Software to help those with learning disabilities,dyslexia,Dyslexic,dyslexia. LD's AND DYSLEXIA ON THE INTERNET Attention Deficit Disorder R.M. Newman Communications SOURCE: KSpiveyOK@aol.com CONTENTS OF THE SPECIAL ED ADVOCATE.... The Special Ed Advocate The Online Newsletter About Special Education and the Law September 21, 1999 Vol. II, No. 22 Visit us today at: http://www.wrightslaw.com The Special Ed Advocate is a free online newsletter about special education legal issues, cases, tactics and strategy, effective educational methods, and Internet links. For a "printer friendly" copy of the newsletter, go to

28. Hopewell Valley Regional School District - More Special Education Links dyslexia Information Guide. Great Britain dyslexia Association. Epilepsy LegislativeUpdates. Family Guides for Toddlers PreSchool. Guide to special ed Law. http://www.hvrsd.k12.nj.us/district/pupilservices/morespedlinks.htm

HVRSD Home Up Pupil Records Project Child Find ... Related Resources [ Special Ed. Links ] Special Education Resources on the Internet (SERI) A collection of Internet accessible information resources of interest to those involved in the fields related to Special Education The Internet Resources For Special Children A wealth of special education resources on the Internet! Special Education Resources Page YAHOO's well-known database of dozens of disability-related sites Federal Office of Special Education Programs Dedicated to improving results for infants, toddlers, children and youth with disabilities ages birth through 21 by providing leadership and financial support to assist states and local districts Special Education Database from Education World Teacher Resources Assessment Assistive Technology Disabilities - General Listing Behavioral Disorders Developmental Disorders Learning Disorders Mainstreaming ... Severe Disability The following links were adapted from Steve Searfoss's Special Education Home Page. For more information about Steve Searfoss visit his SPECIAL EDUCATION HOME PAGE Asperger's Syndrome: Asperger's Syndrome Support Network Asperger's Syndrome Resources Autism: Autism FAQs Autism Society of America Center for the Study of Autism Behavioral Disorders: National Council on Codependence Portland State University Resource Center Conduct Disorders Cerebral Palsy:

29. Termine.com - Web Portal For Executives In The Chemical Industry edUCATION PROGRAMS special ed. program is effective in addressing difficultiesin reading, spelling and writing, and a resource for dyslexia and dysgraphia. http://termine.com/fetch.cfm?a=EdSpec

30. The Special-Ed Hoax. By Jay Greene 41 percent growth in the specialed population since IDEA began has been in a singlecategory “specific learning disabilities,” like dyslexia and other http://www.city-journal.org/html/eon_8_2_02jg.html

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31. Buffalo Public Schools Special Ed Website offering products and services for special ed students. which has helped childrenwith special needs including autism, ADD and dyslexia learn to read http://www.clir.buffalo.edu/specialed/links.shtml

Parent focus Parent Network Center of Western New York http://www.expage.com/parentnetworkwny This web site is hosted by a local group organized by Max Donatelli. The site provides local contact information and news on local efforts and initiatives in the special ed context. The Parent Educational Advocacy Training Center http://www.peatc.org "We understand the struggles that parents of children with disabilities often face when trying to find options and opportunities for their children. We learn from their struggles and successes, search when there appear to be no answers, and develop model information and training materials that will help families, professionals and students with disabilities within and outside our Virginia borders." Amherst Special Education PTA (SEPTA) http://wwwhometown.aol.com/septa/myhomepage/index.html This site provides information about the Amherst Special Education PTA as well as information about events that they are sponsoring. The National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities http://www.nichcy.org/

32. Inclusion/Special Ed Index How To Reach Teach Children Teens with dyslexia Cynthia M. Stowe, M.ed. How ToReach Teach Teenagers with ADHD Grad L. Flick, Ph.D. special Kids Problem http://www.nprinc.com/catalog/spec-ed/inclusn/

Inclusion/Special Ed Inclusion Times: For Children with Disabilities Differentiated Instructional Practice Series 2 Video set: Tape 1 Differentiated Instruction: A Focus on Inclusion Tape 2 Differentiated Instruction: A Focus on the Gifted Teach Me Different! Successful Strategies for Teaching Children Who Learn Differently Sally Smith The ADA and Public Schools: Access for All Teaching Students with Learning Disabilities in the Regular Classroom 2 Video set: Tape 1: Adjusting for Learner Needs Tape 2: Using Learning Strategies 2 Video set: Tape 1: Collaborative Planning:Transforming Theory into Practice Tape 2: Collaborative Teaching: The Co-Teaching Model Successful High School Inclusion: Making Access a Reality for All Students Dr. Marilyn Friend The Classroom Teacher's Guide for Working with ParaEducators 4 Video Series: Tape 1: All About ParaEducators Tape 2: Preparing for Your ParaEducator Tape 3: Getting the Most Out of Your ParaEducator Tape 4: Planning and Evaluating Workbook also available! Complexities of Collaboration Featuring Marilyn Friend INCLUSION: A Service, Not a Place: A Whole School Approach

33. A Parent's Guide To Special Ed / Special Needs professionals and the public; and to foster research into the causes and treatmentsof dyslexia. back to the Parent's Guide to special ed / special Needs. http://www.disabilityrights.org/guide3.htm

Part III - Resources Friends of Special Education does not endorse any of the groups or agencies listed, nor do we make any representations as to how effective or ineffective they are in providing services. The following list of resources includes federal, state and local agencies mandated to provide services to children with special needs; legal assistance agencies and programs that specialize in special education and/or human rights/discrimination/disability issues; and advocacy and support groups. Some listings and descriptions of services provided were obtained from the Directory of Self-Help and Mutual Aid Groups (8th Ed.), 1996-97 edition of the Human Care of Metropolitan Chicago Services Directory, Directory of State Services for People with Disabilities, and a resource list compiled by the Family Resource Center on Disabilities. For some listings, there may be several addresses and phone numbers if the agency or group has several offices throughout the state. Other listings that may have more than one office may only list one address and phone number for intake and referral to the office closest to you. Access Living 614 West Roosevelt Road, Chicago 60607

34. Video-Link Resources Page For Special Education in teaching students with ADD, auditory deficits, dyslexia, hyperlexia and theirown 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/

35. Teacher Links: Special Education The BIG Page of special ed Links. University of Kent (UK) dyslexia Archive. Alongwith Mrs. Wells, they provide the best 12 special education punch in the http://www.atas.k12.ca.us/ausd/creston/teacherlinksspecialed.html

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36. HSC - Chaos 2002 - Homeschooling With Special Challenges with Autism, edited by Catherine Maurice, Proed, Inc Social Skills Activities forSpecial Children, by Darlene Mannix,; The Gift of dyslexia, by Ronald D http://www.hsc.org/chaos/chaos-special.html

About HSC Mission Statement Join HSC! And get your subscription to our meaty bimonthly newsletter. Abbreviated online version: Contact HSC Media Page HSC Board of Directors Volunteer Opportunities ... CA Government Sites Related to Homeschooling Search HSC Meeting the Challenges: Two moms who have found their own solutions to special education challenges share helpful advice From Carol Edson: Homeschooling a child with disabilities, special circumstances, unique characteristics, different learning styles, or whatever one wishes to call an unusual challenge, can be done. Many families find that no one ‘recipe’ stays successful, and that midcourse corrections are the order of the day. Finding resources can be exciting, yet frustrating, because what is true today may NOT be true tomorrow, or in a different part of the state! Outside the school district, the Internet provides ma ny chances to compare notes, find families with similar problems, and generally get support. Wellness sites like Healthcentral.com have pages with basic information on many conditions, and ideas for further research. A fine magazine is "Exceptional Parent", which addresses many rare conditions and has discussed homeschooling as one of the answers for many families. If a child is permanently blind, one can make plans based on that. But when a child’s situation never stays the same for any period of time, planning becomes more complex. Along with that comes the evolution inherent in different developmental stages. Adjusting to the constant change can be exhausting. Please contact me directly at

37. ProTeacher BusyBoard Community special ed Roma Sauz, 0421 AM, Mar04-03 special education Lori, 0607PM, Mar-18-03. dyslexia Grade 2/3 teacher, Mar-01-03, 1044 AM. http://www.proteacher.net/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=list&forum=special_ed

38. ProTeacher BusyBoard Community your request is too broad pjm, 0922 PM, Jan29-03 dyslexia Grade 2/3 teacher,0934 PM, Jan-29-03 special ed teachers jjj, 1000 PM, Jan-21-03. http://www.proteacher.net/special_ed

MyPage Directory Home Jump to a different board! Busy Board Primary K-3 Intermediate VENT Subject Boards Substitute Teachers Student Teachers Special Education Many More Boards... Start A New Board! document.write(" "); document.write(" "); document.write(" Click Here!"); Special Education Board Welcome! M eet special needs teachers from across the country, share experiences, ask questions and exchange ideas! Help this new board grow by telling a friend or colleague! See Also: Are you new? Read our BusyBoard Tips! Jump to Page: [1] [ Archive Messages Career dilemma Holly , Apr-06-03, 01:36 PM Shurley English? Shirley , Apr-02-03, 10:10 PM Filipina teacher seeking help in th... grace whiting , Apr-01-03, 09:34 PM progress reports cathy , Apr-04-03, 09:58 AM PROBES LESLIE 09:06 PM, Mar-31-03 ash 09:58 AM, Apr-04-03 Ideas for thesis? Kris , Mar-29-03, 06:43 PM Re: Thesis Lorraine 06:43 PM, Mar-29-03 Language Arts Program for Special E... Shirley , Mar-31-03, 08:06 PM Project Read Sue 08:06 PM, Mar-31-03 ideas for sub in LD classroom?

39. Mrs. Dolled's Special Education Guide For Teachers, Parents & Students Orton dyslexia Society). IDEA Practices. educational Info and Resource Center. CHADD Children and Adult- ADD/ADHD. Learning Disabilities Assoc. special ed links. http://members.aol.com/dollkim/

Mrs. Dolled's Special Education Web Site is for Teachers, Parents and Students. It is a categorized list of links to useful sites on the Internet to facilitate quick access. Please scroll down below to view the various links available for your use. Special Education Web Sites Teacher Resources Learning Disabilites Online Special education web resource page The International Dyslexia Association (formerly the Orton Dyslexia Society) IDEA Practices Educational Info and Resource Center CHADD - Children and Adult- ADD/ADHD Learning Disabilities Assoc. Special Ed links Marc's Special Education Page Learning Disability Information Special Needs Resources The BIG PAGES of Special Education Links ADHD/Special Needs Resources - "Outside the Box!" for Misunderstood Kids SNOW: Special Needs Opportunity Windows Special Ed/Special Needs Search Engines for Children Magellan - KIDS :USE GREEN SITE ONLY Kid's Click Yahooligans Ask Jeeves for Kids KidSearch Research Sites Encyclopedia Brittanica Internet Guide Maps USA Today CNN News Encyclopedia Dictionary and Thesaurus Farmer's Almanac Etronica: Encyclopedia Electronica for online help with homework Places of Interest NASA Space Science for Kids The White House Kids Fun Activities from author D. Pilkey

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