Teacher Certification: CERTIFICATION FOR TEACHING STUDENT WITH DISABILITY
Maria: Does a teacher assigned to teach a disabled student needs to be certified?
Special Education Law and Advocacy
Maria: Does a teacher assigned to teach a disabled student needs to be certified?
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D: The district called CPS today and I had to let them in my home to see that my child is sick! CPS sees the district is wrong. The worker Continue Reading →
Jill: My son has an IEP, is in general education NY Regent Level courses and is failing his Chemistry and Algebra 2/Trig courses. He receives resource room 1 period 5 Continue Reading →
Bill: I am a special education teacher in New York City where I co-teach an integrated class of students with and without disabilities. According to the New York City Department Continue Reading →
Bill: I have a family who is happily homeschooling due to a child’s emotional disabilities and lack of desire to fight a difficult district for services. The district is refusing Continue Reading →
Stephanie: My son is 6 and in kindergarten (autism only classroom). His developmental pediatrician is adamant that he attend a specialized therapeutic program that runs from 1-5 each day (these Continue Reading →
Kelly: On every benchmark test, my daughter scores the EXACT percentage listed on the IEP as her goal. The school is using this to keep her in an inclusion classroom Continue Reading →
Martha: Is it legal to test a child with apraxia using the Dibels test? We have been told that it would not determine pass or fail but is a way Continue Reading →
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