Disabilities June 11, 2015 Special Education: A twenty-four part series on advocacy The following is a list of the articles in the advocacy series. FERPA and Special Education Advocacy: The Gordian Knot Read more
Disabilities May 13, 2015 Making Decisions and Analyzing the Facts By Brice Palmer [NOTE: REGISTER for the next workshop with Brice scheduled May 21 at 7:30 PM ET; We all Read more
Disabilities April 27, 2015 Special Education in the News – Parents BE AWARE 05-09-15: United Airlines Boots Child with Autism Off Flight Donna Beegle, her husband and their son and daughter were headed back Read more
Disabilities April 26, 2015 Meeting Preparation: What you need to know about what you need to know (continued)! Vol. 1, No. 8 April 29, 2015 [NOTE: REGISTER for Brice’s Webinar on May 6, 2015 from 7:30-8:30 PM EST] Let’s Read more
Disabilities March 26, 2015 Chat Log for March 18, 2015 Special Education Webinar (ESY) Chat Log: These are questions that Brice Palmer answered during the March 18, 2015 meeting. To hear his answers, please Read more
Disabilities March 24, 2015 How Safe is Our School House: 2015 Report Restraint and Seclusion The updated 2015 edition of How Safe Is the Schoolhouse? An Analysis of State Seclusion and Restraint Laws and Policies, Read more
Disabilities March 23, 2015 Advocacy: What’s Your Style; Adversarial or Aggressive? What’s the Difference? [Note: [NOTE: Feel free to ask questions about this or any article on the Ask an Advocate Forum where Brice Palmer will Read more
Disabilities March 23, 2015 Webinar Recording: Extended School Year (ESY) March 18, 2015 ESY (Extended School Year) Power Point and Audio (Webinar) from March 18, 2015 This webinar is part of 5 of INCIID’s Read more
Disabilities March 2, 2015 FACT SHEET: Requirements for Determination of a Learning Disability Under the IDEA Requirement for a School System’s Determination of Learning Disability and Use of Response to Intervention (RTI) The final regulations incorporate Read more
Disabilities, Special Education February 21, 2015 The IEP Team Says They Will “Consider” What Does “Consider” Actually Mean: More than you ever wanted to know about what the word consider means. By Brice Read more