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Special Education Today newsletter 4(27)
NCLD recognizes three practitioners
US National Public Radio to air report about IDEA—Updated
Special Education Today newsletter 4(26)
Former student charges that her school neglected her reading problems, caused her behaviors problems
J. Heumann on disability as a matter of diplomacy
Protest at Maryland Cracker Barrel
Jan Hasbrouck on fluency and more with Zach Groshell
Special Education Today newsletter 4(25)
Guidance about teaching appropriate behavior
Coverage of Cracker Barrel story is growing
Students with disabilities denied service by US restaurant
K. Madigan explained how to improve teacher education on Zach Groshell's podcast
Special Education Today Newsletter 4(24)
Advocacy for South Africans with disabilities
Special Education Today newsletter 4(23)
Guidance and a Webinar on analyzing behavior issues
B. Nosek on changing scholarly publishing
A little helping of history with your Friday Photos
M. Yell on IEPs, FAPE, and the law at TECBD ‘24
Special Education Today newsletter 4(22)
And at the end, some guys summarized
P. Leone and M. Krezmien about juvenile justice issues
M. Yell & M. Couvillon on evidence and law
N. Gage and T. Scott on research
A new special education journal: RiSE
Special Education Today newsletter 4(21)
Gigi's Playhouse world conference
North Carolina promoted support of early child care
William Conley Rhodes, II, 1918-2011
Something we wish didn't happen
Readiness of early childhood language learners in Québec
Special Education Today newsletter 4(20)
DLD call for student's research presentations
Flashcards, workbooks and kits
Project 2025 and its implications for special education
Voting by and for individuals with disabilities—2024
This person had ABA as a child, and he's doing just fine, thank you
Special Education Today newsletter 4(19)
A parent promoting disability awareness
G. Ashman noted a curious consequence of inclusion
Medical records: Increasing prevalence of autism
Disability employment awareness
1 December is coming—2024 edition
For real DI training opportunities online
Sydney asks folks to say "Hi!"
Special Education Today newsletter 4(18)
Special Education Today newsletter 4(17)
Arts by and for people with disabilities, too!
Kudos for folks who helped settle Flint's problems with lead in its water
Learner disabling: Teaching examples
Applications of positive behavior supports in family and home contexts
Special Education Today newsletter 4(16)
How many ways can we teach reading?
Special education election news: 1
Kasari lab at UCLA launches autism language study
Special Education Today newsletter 4(15)
Does TBI --> antisocial behavior?
Marty Kaufman award nominations open
Special Education Today newsletter 4(14)
Did CoVID cause autism (or vice versa)?
Suspensions, disabilities, and Australian ed policy
Special Education Today Newsletter 4(13)
Happy birthday, Marty Kaufman!
Young adult outcomes after separated vs integrated special education
Special Education Today newsletter 4(12)
DI Webinar recording available
Maintaining the Mainstream: Part 2
In Search of Excellence: Special education
Magnets mending autistic brains
Special Education Today newsletter 4(11)
Friday photos: More Jim Kauffman
Maintaining the mainstream: There's help out there
P. Coyne on rewards and intrinsic motivation
Jane B. snagged the first SET reader award
Special Education Today newsletter 4(10)
Machine algorithms and discriminating between ASD and ~ASD
Charles M. Heuchert, 1933-2011
Non-verbal learning disability is in the news
Frederick J. Weintraub: 1942-2014
Notes about teaching multiplication
Special Education Today newsletter 4(9)
A viral moment at the Democratic National Convention
Merit Pay and Teacher Evaluations
Multiple countries' perspectives on inclusion
Special Education Today newsletter 4(8)
Adirondack Nature Festival for People with Disabilities
Another special person talked with Chris Ulmer
Our manual for self-monitoring of attention
A surprise history lesson for me...
Special Education Today newsletter 4(7)
Calling "BS" on some pop-psych
Special Education Today newsletter 4(6)
Food truck co-owner has Down syndrome
Olds: Helmer Myklebust 1910-2008
August 2024 SIAT newsletter is available
1000th-post and end-of-summer sale!
Retro SET: Arithmetic and mathematics
Special education policy changes in GB
Special Education Today newsletter 4(5)
Illinois conference on behavior issues
Special Education Today newsletter 4(4)
The Supremes, Loper Bright, Chevron, and special education
Patricia Buckley Moss—1933-2024
Talk about math is coming from many directions
Special Education Today newsletter 4(3)
Deemphasizing 'key words' in word problems
Special Education Today Newsletter 4(2)
Musings: Teaching for Independence Day
Function-based interventions for LD?
Special Education Today newsletter 4(1)
Ancient evidence for community services
Some good news about police and individuals with disabilities
Retro SET: Neuro-psych and such
Changing the literacy landscape in Victoria
Friday photos: It's another chance to remember Barb Bateman
Special Education Today newsletter 3(50)
Special Education Today newsletter 3(49)
US ED webinar on STEM for students with disabilities
Ways to reduce teacher shortages
C. Taber on the value of learning math facts
Special Education Today newsletter 3(48)
Classroom bird-watching resources
Value added by professional development
Underscoring the importance of opportunities to respond
John Harris on the crisis in care for individuals with disabilities
Special Education Today newsletter 3(47)
Friday photos with Larry Maheady
Special Education Today newsletter 3(46)
Model-(Lead)-Test: The overview
Special Education Today newsletter 3(45)
Another of “Fred’s” Fixed Intervals has elapsed
Behavior, evolution, and teaching
Special Education Today newsletter 3(44)
It's time for another FI to occur
"How you learn has nothing to do with how brilliant you are."
Holden Thorp on neurodiversity
Special Education Today newsletter 3(43)
Nebraska to provide up to $10K to each of 850 families
Resources about DI's effectiveness
Pew survey data on teaching in the US
Effectiveness of special education
Pedaling and peddling literacy
Special Education Today newsletter 3(42)
Is higher education continuing to 'sell a story?'
Sold a Story released episode 10
Green space and EBD-related problems
Special Education Today newsletter 3(41)
She's back! E. Hanford on what's been happening in reading
The cat is out of the bag: The EAC
Sharon Vaughn on misunderstanding SOR
Special Education Today newsletter 3(40)
School shootings increased in 2017-'22
Natalie Wexler examined whether Lucy Calkins provided explicit, direct instruction
Special Education Today newsletter 3(39)
Friday photos—Marcy Stein got away!
ADHD meds connected with lower risk of mortality
Special Education Today newsletter 3(38)
"Fred's" FI collection of recent resources
More about cognition, communication, self-stuff in bees, apes, chimps, and children
On bumblebees, learning, and peer tutoring
Special Education Today newsletter 3(37)
Women leaders in special education—redux
Parents sue LEA for transportation problems
Weighing kids down with bologna
Special Education Today newsletter 3(36)
Snippets: Notes from the SET beat: March 2024
ASAT newsletter for March 2024
Celebrating businesses that hire individuals with disabilities
Reforming reading instruction: eating elephants and pushing back
Misleading ratings of literacy curricula
ASD, neurodiversity, advocacy, & behavior analysis
Ruth Gottesman endows med school tuition
Developmental disabilities awareness month
Special Education Today newsletter 3(35)
Let's talk camp for kids who use AAC
Loving our kids --> open science
Woman with quadriplegia sued for trespassing
Trisomies in children who died 1000s of years ago
Sharon Vaughn talked about reading comprehension again
Genetics, disabilities, and early identification
Special Education Today newsletter 3(34)
Retired speducator opens shop where former students can work
About youth with intellectual-developmental disability in foster care
Vaccinations and disabilities redux
Special Education Today newsletter 3(33)
Special Education Today newsletter 3(32)
Snippets—Potpourri of recent stories, early February 2024
Yes, Virginia, we should teach behavior
February is a long month this year
Special Education Today newsletter 3(31)
North American Inclusion Month
Olds: Special education–overidentification and dumping
A glimpse of benefits of ABA for young children
Special Education Today newsletter 3(30)
Snippets—Potpourri of stories for a week
Mayor promoted accessible playgrounds, sensitive policing
Shanahan: There are no brain-based methods of teaching reading!
Measles, vaccination, public health, and our kids
Special Education Today newsletter 3(29)
Olds: Motivating them is insufficient
Friday photo, and it's not a person
Chatting away on the CEC board
Competing perspectives on behavior and students
An ethnography about autism & technology
More on reading comprehension from Dan Willingham
Special Education Today newsletter 3(28)
Disability, ableism, and inclusion in normal environments
Illinois group announced a virtual conference on behavior disorders
New York state governor proposed policies promoting effective reading instruction