history

People who've gone on ahead this year

We should honor these colleagues' contributions

May 31 •

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TECBD 2025 paper proposals open now

Wouldn't it be great to have lots of SET readers presenting at this delight-filled meeting?

May 30 •

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Once again: Saluting the mothers among us

Thanks for the gift of life!

May 11 •

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Lynn S. Fuchs, 1950-2025

A giant among giants passed away

May 8 •

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Dan Willingham on teachers and psychology

What will the cognitive psychology professor tell us?

May 1 •

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What can we learn from our past?

Apr 9 •

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Available resources for SET

What supplemental documents can one find on Special Education Today as of this date?

Mar 22 •

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H. Rutherford Turnbull, III—1937-2025

The eminent advocate for students with disabilities and their families passed away 17 March 2025

Mar 20 •

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and

Repost of concerns about tiered systems

Do such efforts reflect a "billion dollar boondoggle?"

Mar 17 •

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Women's Contributions in Special Education History

Who contributed to special education in days gone by?

Mar 8 •

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Hellen Keller wasn't staging a moon landing

What should be the buy-before date for Bologna?

Jan 31 •

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Richard W. Woodcock, 1928-2024

Remembering the author of tests frequently used with children with disabilities

Jan 29 •

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