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"Special education is in jeopardy today because distance learning has denied families legally guaranteed services."

Myths about special education may make you hesitant to pursue it for your child. Learn the truth behind these myths to make informed decisions about your child's education.

Get a definition of informed consent in the evaluation and special education process. Find out when the school must get parental consent, and what it entails.

Four new videos show effective special education teaching in action, part of a project illustrating "high-leverage practices" that special education teachers should master and that are applicable to other teachers as well.

Read how to find out if your child is eligible for special education. Learn about independent educational evaluations and IEP programs for your child.

Guest post by Dr. Douglas Green Thanks to the federal Individuals with Disabilities Act passed in 1975, students who have some kind of identifiable disability that gets in the way of keeping up with their able peers, get service from special education teachers in schools throughout the United States. While practices vary from state to state, there is some similarity as to how these services are provided. The law is well intentioned, and there is no doubt that much of what special education…

By the time you decide to hire a special education attorney, the stakes are high. You are frustrated with the school and worried about your child. Not only can retaining the wrong lawyer waste...

In our part of the world, children have just started a new school year. Parents, teachers and their students can turn a new leaf and try to make this new school year a pleasant and productive one for all concerned. Special Education Apprehension Parents of children with special needs usually approach a new school year... View Article

In this week's Teacher Tips newsletter, the Watson Institute shares special education strategies to encourage students to complete their tasks. Read more!