The Everyday Guide to Special Education Law is an essential tool to help parents get the best education possible for their child with disabilities. The Everyday Guide covers the IDEA's Part B (service for children aged 3 - 21), Part C (services for infants and toddlers), and Section 504. An exact Spanish/English version of this book, Guía de La Ley Educación Especial, is also available through Amazon.com.

The Everyday Guide to Special Education Law

Parenting & Relationships

Randy Chapman

Parenting

The Legal Center for People with Disabilities and Older People

Guia de la Ley de Educacion Especial is the Spanish translation of The Everyday Guide to Special Education Law. Both the Spanish and English text are included on every page. This book is an essential tool to help parents get the best education possible for their child with disabilities. It covers the IDEA's Part B, Part C and Section 504. This book is also an excellent resource for teachers and school administrators. This handbook gives parents courage, credibility and respect to effectively advocate for their child's right to an inclusive education.

Guia de la Ley de Educacion Especial (English and Spanish Edition)

Randy Chapman; Esq.

The Second Edition of The Everyday Guide to Special Education Law features additional information from the IDEA regulations and court decisions including resolving disputes using the State Education Agency complaint process including obtaining compensatory services; timelines for dispute resolution and due process hearings; burden of proof in due process hearings; what constitutes a pattern of removal of a student in the disciplinary process triggering the need to conduct a manifestation determination; and services for children with disabilities placed by their parents in private schools.
The Everyday Guide to Special Education Law is an essential tool to help parents get the best education possible for their child with disabilities. The Everyday Guide covers the IDEA's Part B (service for children aged 3 - 21), Part C (services for infants and toddlers), and Section 504. An exact Spanish/English version of this book, GuiÃ‚Âa de La Ley Educacion Especial, is also available through Amazon.com.

The Everyday Guide to Special Education Law - A Handbook for Parents, Teachers and Other Professionals, Second Edition

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The Preventing Litigation in Special Education Workbook is a supplement to the award-winning book, The Everyday Guide to Special Education Law. This workbook combines practical information on special education with actual case examples that are presented in a concise story format.

Preventing Litigation in Special Education Workbook

Dr. Jacque Phillips

But I Don't Want Elder Care! is an important consumer empowerment resource. It is easy to understand, and it is inspiring. We have only to look at the current state of long-term care and the approaching wave of baby boomers to understand how important it is to change how we care for our parents and ourselves in the future. People who are able to stay in their own homes are healthier and happier. We have a major obligation to educate people about their rights, and we also believe that this information should be accessible and understandable. Neither the law nor human services systems are necessarily consumer friendly. We must provide information to help people understand the law and make their way through the human services and health care mazes they encounter. Diverting older people from nursing homes after a hospitalization is truly an option, and this book gives life to that possibility. Nursing home care is the most expensive option for individuals or their families, and the publicly funded system often provides inferior care. By helping people remain as independent as possible and supporting them in home or home-like environments, we are able to see better outcomes and better quality of life. You have more control over the future than you realize. Terry Lynch has been where you are. Even an hour with this book can improve your parents lives and yours. This is the guide the author wishes he would have had before his medical crises of his mother changed each of their lives. Are you worried about how much longer mom (or dad) can live at home? Is your parent struggling with health or memory problems and you see no solution other than a nursing home? Are you moving from one medical emergency to another? Are you no longer in charge of your own life? Terry Lynch draws on extraordinary personal experience in this eye-opening guide to the future, from his work with the White House Conference on individuals with disabilities to a decade as his mother s caregiver. While he assisted other families, Terry helped his mother remain at home in spite of significant medical problems and a life-changing memory disorder.

But I Don't Want Elder Care! Helping Your Parents Stay as Strong as They Can as Long as They Can

Terry Lynch

Health, Fitness & Dieting