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Resources for DisabilitiesThere are currently 10 resource(s) for Disabilities in the NCPIE database. To order a resource, please contact its publishing organization. National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities (NICHCY)
1825 Connecticut Ave NWSuite 700 Washington DC 20009 Voice: 800-695-0285, 202-884-8200 TTY: (800) 695-0285; (202) 884-8200 Fax: 202-884-8441 Contact: Information Specialist Contact E-mail: nichcy@aed.org Web Address: www.nichcy.org
Resource Title: Building The Legacy: A Training Curriculum On IDEA 2004 Price: Free Description: The curriculum is intended to help all those involved with children with disabilities understand and implement the IDEA 2004, the nation's special education law. Available online at www.nichcy.org/Laws/IDEA/Pages/BuildingTheLegacy.aspx Resource Title: Developing Your Child's IEP Price: Free Author: Theresa Rebhorn Description: Written expressly for parents by a parent, this 28-pager gets to the heart and soul of the IEP. It looks at every component of this all-important document. Find it online at: www.nichcy.org/InformationResources/Documents/NICHCY%20PUBS/pa12.pdf Resource Title: Questions Often Asked by Parents about Special Education Services Price: Free Description: Here is a comprehensive but brief look at the special education process from start to finish, beginning with the question "Why is my child struggling in school?" Posted online at: www.nichcy.org/InformationResources/Documents/NICHCY%20PUBS/lg1 Resource Title: Your Child's Evaluation Price: Free Description: How schools determine if a student has a disability and is eligible for special education? This 4 pager describes IDEA's requirements for evaluation. Posted online at: www.nichcy.org/InformationResources/Documents/NICHCY%20PUBS/GR3/PDF Ohio Parent Information and Resource Center
3021 Vernon PlaceCincinnati OH 45219 Voice: 513-221-3660 Fax: 513-487-5314 Contact: Vandelia Todd, Program Director Contact E-mail: vtodd@lys.org Web Address: ohiopirc.lys.org
Resource Title: Advocating for Children in Schools Price: no cost Author: staff Description: Reviews IDEA '97, Individualized Education Plans, Multi-factored Evaluations, 504 plans, getting serives for spaecial needs children and parental involvement. Parent Educational Advocacy Training Center
100 N. Washington StreetSuite 234 Falls Church VA 22048 Voice: 1-800-869-6782 TTY: 1-703-923-0010 Fax: 1-800-693-3514 Contact: Michelle Frappier Contact E-mail: Frappier@peatc.org Web Address: www.peatc.org
Resource Title: Reading and Literacy Price: Free Author: PEATC Description: PEATC is developing ways to enable parents and professionals to teach reading skills that incorporate strategies and 'how-to' information. In the area of assessment, we are looking to offer critically needed information. Resource Title: Outreach to African Americans and Latino Communities Price: Free Author: PEATC Description: As Virginia's families continue to diversify, language barriers and cultural differences create additional challenges to children with disabilities and their families. Resource Title: NEXT STEPS Transition Program Price: Free Author: PEATC Description: PEATC is launching a multifaceted NEXT STEPS Transition Program designed to help families, youth with disabilities, and professionals develop effective partnerships while learning how to tap into valuable community resources. Special Education Action Committee, Inc. Parent Assistance Center
PO Box 161274Mobile AL 36616-2274 Voice: 800-222-7322 TTY: 251-478-1208 Fax: 251-473-7877 Contact: Beverly Burden, Administrative Assistant Contact E-mail: mksseac@seacpac.com Web Address: www.seacparentassistancecenter.com
Resource Title: ImPACT Newsletter Price: 2.00 Description: The ImPACT newsletter is published two times yearly and includes information of interest to parents of children with disabilities, special education teachers and others. Technical Assistance ALLIANCE for Parent Centers
at PACER Center8161 Normandale Boulevard Minneapolis MN 55437 Voice: 952-838-9000 TTY: 952-838-0190 Fax: 952-838-0199 Contact: Sue Folger, Co-Director Contact E-mail: sfolger@pacer.org Web Address: www.taalliance.org
Resource Title: Understanding ADHD: A Workshop Curriculum Author: Technical Assistance ALLIANCE for Parent Centers Description: This curriculum provides information for parents, teachers and others about ADHD including behavior management, strategies for parents, and instructional strategies for teachers. It can be used in total as a 3 hour workshop, or as a series of shorter trainings for community education purposes. The curriculum consists of four units that can be used as short workshops or as the foundation for discussion groups related to each topic area. Each set contains: 59 color transparencies in covers, 64-page curriculum for trainers, all in a 1 1/2" D-ring binder.
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