Science-Based Decision-Making in Special Ed
Last month, I wrote an article for Special Education Advisor, a blog operated by some folks located
The Setin Family and The Foundation for Mitochondrial Medicine
Sandra and Christophe Setin are parents to 3 great kids, their oldest, Sebastien, was diagnosed with MELAS
Report: Disabled Face Transportation Barriers
WASHINGTON, DC -- Two civil rights organizations are highlighting disparities in transportation access for people with disabilities.
Jackson, Miss., schools to no longer handcuff students
JACKSON, Mississippi (AP) — Public schools in Jackson, Mississippi, will no longer handcuff students to poles or
Videos games as therapy?
Video games may not be as bad for us as our mothers told us. The latest foray into the virtual realm stems from the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, citing that targeted rehabilitation of patients with Cerebral Palsy can be achieved through the use of active video games (Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360 Kinect, Playstation Move, etc.).
Are charter schools bad at special ed?
Critics say public charter schools have an unfair advantage over regular public schools because they are less
Does “Eligible for Special Ed” Mean an IEP?
My 15 year old daughter was determined eligible for special education. The special ed teacher was pushing
Cycling Study Aims to Improve Movement of Children with Cerebral Palsy
AUSTIN, Texas - (May 23, 2012) - Cycling training is an effective therapy for children with cerebral
Helping Special Education Students, and Paying With His Career
There was no particular moment when Harris Lirtzman decided to blow the whistle, and so close the
