Go to the PDP Menu Evaluation and Eligibility of Children with Suspected Disabilities The process of a child moving from general education to special education has many steps. The federal law, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act...

Cost & Who Can Apply PSPP Cost NASET Members are entitled to discounted tuition fees, but NASET membership is not required. There is also savings that can be realized by paying for all Modules in one single payment. The following is the cost...

Career Advice for Special Education Teachers The following Career Advice sites will provide you with helpful career advice when applying, interviewing, writing resumes. Resume Get help writing your resume Writing resumes and cover letters...

Module Access Portal (Advocacy Certification) Module Access Portal (Advocacy Certification) On this page you will find a Link to any Module that has been activated for your membership account. If you beleive that access should have been turned...

Module Access Portal (BCSE) Module Access Portal (BCSE) On this page you will find a Link to any Module that has been activated for your membership account. If you beleive that access should have been turned on for your next module please refer...

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Links Suggestion Form The highest consideration is given to submissions that indicate willingness to provide a reciprical link to NASET . Reciprical Link Description and Link URL: National Association of Special Education Teachers ( NASET ) - A...

Rheumatic Fever Rheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease which may develop after an infection with streptococcus bacteria (such as strep throat or scarlet fever) and can involve the heart, joints, skin, and brain. Rheumatic fever is common...

Overview Many conditions and diseases can significantly affect a child’s health and ability to function successfully in school. Most health impairments are chronic conditions; that is, they are always present, or they recur. By contrast, and...

Osteogenesis Imperfecta People with osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) have bones that fracture easily, low muscle mass, and joint and ligament laxity. There are four major types of OI ranging in severity from mild to lethal. The appearance of people...