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GOING TOO FAR FOR DISABLED CHILDREN (09/11/99) will be coming soon to an illinois thirdgrade and it proposes the removal ofdisabled and retarded students from special education and their http://www.pcc.com/lists/pedtalk.archive/9909/0065.html
Extractions: To: Subject: GOING TOO FAR FOR DISABLED CHILDREN From: Date: Sat, 11 Sep 1999 22:15:04 -0400 Reply-To: "GOING TOO FAR FOR DISABLED CHILDREN" The April, 1999 newsletter for this Cape Girardeau-based organization has the following article. By Joseph Bauers "A new student will be coming soon to an Illinois third-grade classroom. He cannot speak; he cannot read; he cannot walk. He can only go a minute or so without drooling. He has no bladder or bowel control. Like an infant, he needs frequent changes. He makes wild, uncontrolled movements and loud, involuntary noises. Whether he can learn anything - beyond simple gestures indicating yes or no - is, as of yet, unknown. But this child, like thousands of others around the country, is part of a little known revolution in education. It is called total inclusion, and it proposes the removal of disabled and retarded students from special education and their reassignment to regular classrooms. In my 26 years in the public schools, I have seen any number of inane ideas spawned by bureaucrats, but this notion stretches the bounds of
Autism News,disability News,special Education News Protest US Trend States Target disabled over Bleak State Due Process Ruling FavorsIllinois District. Teachers told not to read to specialneeds students. http://trainland.tripod.com/newslink.htm
Extractions: Beyond Autism - Late Breaking News ! To the best of my knowledge and ability these hyperlinks are functioning when posted. However, I have learned that some news sources delete there stories after a period of time or move them to archives which then may give them different urls. Many of the stories are only available for one week. Sorry if any of you experience any difficulty accessing any of the information!! News archive links are at the bottom of this page Kay Major News Contributor Ron Sleith rsleith@aol.com Webfeeds - latest,daily newsfeeds on epilepsy, gastroenterology, schizophrenia, psychiatry, neurology, from Doctors Guide To The Internet I strongly encourage you to check the last few days of the most recent news archive page as you may miss a few days of news once I upload the new month. Posted 4/1/03 Eves shuts door on thousands of autistic children Peers offer headstart to autistic classmates Spectrum of hope: Early diagnosis aids autism treatment Weblinks from the above article PLAY Project at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Policy statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics, Pediatrician's Role in the Diagnosis and Management of Autistic Spectrum Disorder in Children, May 2001 "Autism: A Medical Primer," American Family Physician, Nov. 1, 2002 Physician resources from First Signs Inc. on early warning signs of autism and other developmental disorders ... Disabled forced from home Township claims building was unsafe, others say it could be discrimination. Monthly News Archives
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Extractions: Definition of Terms Adaptive Behavior - how a person functions independently as well as in areas of personal and social responsibility. Adapted Physical Education (APE) - physical education services, specially designed and/or modified program that is designed to meet the needs of an individual student who, due to his/her identified disabling condition, is unable to benefit from a regular physical education program. Assistive Technology Device - any item, piece of equipment or product whether attained or acquired commercially off the shelf, modified or customized that is used to increase, maintain or improve functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities.*** Articulation - speaking clearly and distinctly. Auditory Association - ability to make generalizations from auditory information. Auditory Memory - remembering what one hears. Augmentative Communication Device - a device which aids or augments communication for individuals with speech impairments.
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Extractions: Blindness Resource Center NY Institute for Special Ed The New York Institute for Special Education(NYISE) is a private, non-profit, non-sectarian educational facility with quality programs for children who are blind or visually disabled, emotionally and learning disabled and pre-schoolers who are developmentally delayed. The school was founded in 1831 as The New York Institution for the Blind as one of the first schools in the United States to provide an educational programs for children who were blind or visually impaired. The Hadley School for the Blind The Hadley School for the Blind offers over 90 distance education courses to eligible students completely free of charge. From "Braille Reading for Family Members" to "Birdsong Tutor," you can select from a wide variety of Hadley courses. You can study in the comfort of your own home at a time convenient to you. Course materials arrive in the mail, and for students in the U.S. and Canada, instructors are just a toll-free call away. Nebraska Association of Blind Students The Nebraska Association of Blind Students is an organization devoted to helping blind students reach their educational goals. We can help students obtain educational materials as well as assist them in finding solutions to problems that they encounter in the classroom. NABS is a Division of the National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska who we work with to ensure equality for the blind.
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Extractions: The Law Offices of Michael E. Boersma, P.C. is a multijurisdictional practice specializing in the following practice areas: Education and School Law Civil Rights and Disabilities Law Personal Injury and Intentional Tort Law Corporate, International Trade and International E-commerce Law ... Admiralty and Maritime Law The Law Offices of Michael E. Boersma, P.C. also provides legal services in state specific areas involving Illinois, Michigan and Federal law. Services include personal injury; small business law including business formation, collections, and transactional advice. Mike Boersma is an attorney licensed to practice law in Illinois, Michigan, and in Federal Court. He is a former assistant prosecuting attorney with the Office of the Wayne County Prosecutor in Detroit, Michigan where he practiced civil forfeiture law. He has also been an assistant prosecuting attorney with the Otsego County Prosecutors Office where he specialized in juvenile law issues. Mr. Boersma has written extensively in the areas of International Trade Law and International Human Rights Law and has consulted extensively with individuals and small business on topics of International Trade Law and business issues. The Law Offices of Michael E. Boersma, P.C. can be reached by the following means:
June 4, 1999 E-mail A new student will be coming soon to an illinois third grade and it proposes the removalof disabled and retarded students from special education and http://www.vor.net/1999/june/06-04-1999.html
Extractions: is a member of June 4, 1999 Table of Contents Special Education: Going Too Far For Disabled Children Special education issues being considered in Congress The Work Incentives Improvement Act, S. 331: An Update VOR T-Shirts for sale! VOR Web Site Update Coming Up: The National Parent Consortium: A Resource Article Printed in the ARC of Missouri April 1999 Newsletter Going Too Far For Disabled Children By Joseph Bauers A new student will be coming soon to an Illinois third grade classroom. He cannot speak; he cannot read; he cannot walk. He can go only a minute or so without drooling. He has no bladder or bowel control. Like an infant, he needs frequent changes. He makes wild, uncontrolled movements and loud, involuntary noises. Whether he can learn anything beyond simple gestures indicating yes or no is, as of yet, unknown. But this child, like thousands of others around the country, is part of a little known revolution in education. It is called total inclusion, and it proposes the removal of disabled and retarded students from special education and their reassignment to regular classrooms.
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Extractions: April 21, 1996 Today's guest columnist is Romy Wyllie, an interior designer in Pasadena, California, who is writing a book about bringing up a son with Down syndrome. Her article also appeared in the Los Angeles Times , February 26, 1996, and in the Chicago Tribune , March 8, 1996. Can developmentally disabled children learn more in a mainstream classroom than they would in a special class? Thirty-five years ago, most mentally and physically handicapped children were excluded from any form of education in public schools. Today, the pendulum has swung with full force in the opposite direction as a class-action lawsuit pressures the Los Angeles schools to place a larger number of disabled students in mainstream classes and reduce the school system's reliance on separate special education programs. Educators have spent years developing specialized methods for teaching retarded children to read and write at a pace appropriate for their level of learning. Now, all that effort may go to waste. The new term
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Extractions: Resources and publications This part of the website deals with resources and publications you may find useful. We have devided it into several sections. Where we are not able to stock an item we tell you where it is availble. If you would like to purchace an item from Disability Equality in Education please send us details of the tiles and quantites you require acompanied by a cheque for the exact amount payable to Disability Equality in Education, send this to DEE, Unit 4Q, Leroy House, 436 Essex Road, London N1 3QP. If you want to check whether we have an item in stock you can phone 0207 359 2855, fax 0207 354 3372 or email info@diseed.org.uk Publications availble from DEE Children's Books avalable from DEE Children's books Other Resources ... Posters Publications availible from DEE Invisible Children Disability Equality In the Classroom Human Rights and School Change The Newham Story by Linda Jordan and Chris Goodey.
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Extractions: November 7, 2001 Page: S11515 THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2002 MRS. HUTCHISON . Mr. President, Senator Sessions and I are offering this amendment for one simple reason: We want to improve the quality of education for the District of Columbia. Our amendment will preserve an estimated $44 million for special education funding in the District. The amendment will continue a provision contained in the last three DC appropriations bills that cap the allowable fees an attorney may charge for a child's special education placement in the District of Columbia. We raise the cap in the present law from $125 an hour to $150 per hour, and a per-case limit from $2,500 to $3,000. Our amendment also continues a provision contained in last year's bill that allows the District of Columbia, acting through the mayor and school superintendent, to waive those caps if they believe it is in the best interest of the D.C. students to do so. I also point out that our amendment will prevent an estimated $32 million in retroactive attorney's fees from being awarded, as has been threatened by the D.C. Circuit Court. That court has ruled that should this fee cap be lifted, they will go back and actually undo the will of Congress by awarding all the billed attorney fees in excess of the caps during the last 3 years. Our amendment is supported by the school board and the superintendent of schools in the District. And the mayor has told me he also has supported this. They support it because it allows them to put the dollars in education for the children. They are trying to use the money for the education programs. In fact, they have put the money they have saved since the caps were put in place, that would have gone to attorney's fees, into the special needs programs, and they have increased the number of children who now can be taken into the programs.
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