Special Education August 2003 Archive

Here are a few items to think about when your special needs child is going to be attending a new school or attending school for the first time. Always be ... Read More

Well, it's that time again when the summer holidays are ending and children begin returning to school. Here's a great resource that will assist teachers and parents to ease ... Read More

According to the University of California, stutterers have 10 to 15 higher IQ points and 4 times more males stutter than females. Stuttering presents another challenge to parents ... Read More

Find out how you can support children with hearing disabilities. Helpful tips and strategies for home or school. Parents and educators can benefit from these tips.

If a child is to be declared exceptional or identified as a special needs learner, a lot of testing will be conducted first. Whether the tests are right or wrong, ... Read More

There's a lot of educational jargon and even more in the field of special education, however, the most important document for those students with disabilities is the Individual Education Program, ... Read More