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00:29Special Education is a Civil Right. What Does That Mean?
We are going to decipher the family of laws that pertain to special education in schools. Students with special needs have numerous legal protections. The IDEA, ADA, Section 504...oh my! Understanding what those protections are, what that looks like in the classroom for educators, and what parents and families should know about their rights and obligations under the law can feel overwhelming. No need to fear. What better way to make it easy and accessibl
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Special Education Inclusion
Inclusion remains a controversial concept in education because it relates to educational and social values, as well as to our sense of individual worth. Dr. Annie Abram will discuss special education inclusion with Mary Ulrich, who holds a Masters and Doctorate in Early Childhood and Special Education.
Mary E. Ulrich didn’t know anything about people with severe disabilities until her son Aaron was born. Fortunately, a new law (now called IDEA) had just been passed and Mary, Aaron and a whole group of parents, professionals and citizens used every ounce of power of the law to get Aaron and others into public schools and included in their communities.
Tags: Dr Annie Abram Mary Ulrich Autism Inclusion Special Education Inclusion
by Annie Abram PhD in Parents
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SPECIAL EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
CASE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR LUANN PURCELL IS OUR GUEST. OUR SHOW ON WEDS HAD TECHNICAL CHALLENGES SO WE'RE CONTINUING TODAY,TALKING ABOUT THIER RECENT MID WINTER MEETING IN ORLANDO WITH 42 REMOTE SITES ADDITIONAL LAST WEEK
Tags: SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION SPECIAL EDUCATION CEC EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN SCHOOLS
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SPECIAL EDUCATION
CASE's Dr. Luann Purcell returns and brings her insights to us about her outlook for special ed in 2012
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Education that is Multicultural
In this episode we will discuss the fundamentals of Multicultural Education.
Tags: Dr Shonta Smith Education Multicultural Education Social Justice Equality
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Anti-Racist Education: The Language of Equity
Student equity and education advocacy rhetoric has often pitted teachers and educators against, essentially, everyone else. But, teachers are doing tremendous things to force change for equity from within and to deliver empowering social justice instruction to their students.
My guests will talk to us about the language of equity and what it takes for teachers to be successful advocates for equity in their schools. Enid Lee is the Director of Enidlee Consultants and is a teacher educator, researcher, writer, consultant, facilitator, and speaker. Deborah Menkart is the Executive Director of Teaching for Change, which provides teachers and parents with the tools to create schools where students learn to read, write, and change the world.
Host, Allison R. Brown, Esq., is a civil rights attorney and President of Allison Brown Consulting (ABC).
Tags: education education equity Enid Lee Deborah Menkart Allison R Brown
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THE FUTURE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION
LISTEN TO THE EXPERT, DR. LUANN PURCELL OF C.A.S.E ON CASE's HYBRID WINTER CONFERENCE; EVOLUTION, RE-INVENTION OR REVOLUTION
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Random Thoughts About Education
Today we will discuss various aspects of education. From parental engagement, no tolerance policies to school wide behavior interventions; if it's happening we will discuss the good, the bad and the ugly.
Tags: Dr Shonta Smith Education K-12 Education School Policy Teachers
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00:24Featured
Mayer Johnson - What's new! Special Education Super Source
We are thrilled to welcome back Cheris Frailer, Director of Merchandising at Mayer Johnson The Special Education Super Store! From the makers of Boardmaker, Dynavox Cheris will bring us the latest in products from books, toys, gross motor products, language stimulation, fine motor tools, games and more not only help your child but have fun too! Make your holiday list and check it twice with the Mayer-Johnson Gift Giving Guide! Mayer-Johnson is your Special Education Super
Tags: assistive technology special education special needs motor skills language stimulation
by The Coffee Klatch in Parents
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Pedro Noguera and The Trouble with Education Reform
Dr. Pedro Noguera is the Peter L. Agnew Professor of Education at New York University. He is a world-renowned sociologist, researcher, and prolific author of several publications, including the seminal book, "The Trouble with Black Boys...and Other Reflections on Race, Equity, and the Future of Public Education."
Dr. Noguera will expound on his critique of current approaches to education reform that are too focused on privatization, high stakes testing, and punitive student discipline. We will talk about how schools can focus on ensuring life successes of students and youth by focusing on true racial and socioeconomic equity.
Host, Allison R. Brown, is a civil rights attorney and owner of Allison Brown Consulting (ABC).
Tags: Pedro Noguera education educational equity education reform Allison R Brown
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SPECIAL EDUCATION 2012
CASE's voice for special education Luann Purcell is back...always an insightful show
Tags: special education education education adminsitration teachers schools
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00:48Featured
Special Education PTSA of SW Washington - Brandi Dyment
If you live in SW Washington, have a child or teenager with an IEP or 504 plan and are looking for support navigating the local school system, come check out SEPTSA where you will be welcomed, accepted and encouraged. The Special Education Parent Teacher Student Association of Southwest Washington is cross-district and enjoys the distinction of being the first Special Ed PTA unit in Washington state. Listen in as SEPTSA President, Brandi Dyment sits down with Autism Empowerment Radio to
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