Updated for IDEA & NCLB alternate assessment regulations!
This practical reference provides a unique combination of special-education-law fundamentals and easy-to-apply strategies – so school-level personnel effectively integrate and educate students with disabilities in general education classrooms.
Your staff gets guidelines on their principal responsibilities under IDEA, Section 504, FERPA and NCLB – along with appropriate inclusionary practices – to ensure they understand the nuts and bolts of special education and how to comply with federal law.
Chapters include:
- Using Assessment Information When Teaching Students with Disabilities
- Generating Data to Learn More about the Child
- The Role of the Classroom Teacher in the IEP Process
- An Overview of Disabilities, Common Characteristics and Helpful Hints
- Determining When to Modify the General Curriculum
- The Role of the Teacher in Preparing Students with Disabilities for Life after High School
- Including Students with Disabilities in High-Stakes Assessment
- Working Successfully with Parents of Students with Disabilities
- And 5 more!
Plus, each chapter ends with a reader activity and a "What I Can Do Tomorrow" action item – to reinforce key learning points found throughout the book.
(2007. Softcover. 160 pp. Multiple copy discounts available.)