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Home > Doing Your Homework >What One Person Can Do (Do You Have a Free Hour?) by Sue Whitney |
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Doing Your Homework: The
last two issues of The
Special Ed Advocate featured articles about what one person can
do. I
don't think so.
If
you watched television last week, you qualify as a person
who has a free hour. The next time you are ready to sit down
to watch television, go to your computer instead. Order as many free copies as you are allowed. Most items will be shipped in 3 days. While you are at the site, click "Top 10 Publications" and "Recently Added Publications" in the left hand column and order other publications that interest you. 3.
Distribute these publications to others - teachers, parents,
school administrators and school board members. Ask your local
public library if you may leave a stack of publications there
for others. Remember this the next time you have a free hour. Do this the next time you feel powerless.
Meet Sue Whitney More
articles by Sue:
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Parent's Guide to No Child Left Behind 10 Strategies to Fight Mandatory Retention & Other Damaging Policies Exit Exams Can Be Optional - If You Plan Ahead High
Stakes! Can the School Use a Single Test to Retain My Child?
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