WEEK in REVIEW Articles of Interest in Special Education That Were Reported This Week Welcome to NASET's WEEK in REVIEW . Here, we provide you with some of the most interesting issues that have happened this week in the field of special...

NASET NEWS ALERT Resource Links for Teaching Online Since moving to online teaching is a new experience for many educators, we have provided you with sites that can help you understand and explain various options for teaching online. Thank you...

School Description: Woodhouse Academy is an academic and therapeutic private day school designed to meet the needs of adolescents (Grades 6-12) with average or above intelligence who are challenged by learning difficulties. They are youngsters...

School Description: Woodhouse Academy is an academic and therapeutic private day school designed to meet the needs of adolescents (Grades 6-12) with average or above intelligence who are challenged by learning difficulties. They are youngsters...

Your ability to listen to a phone message in one ear while a friend is talking into your other ear—and comprehend what both are saying—is an important communication skill that’s heavily influenced by your genes, say researchers of the National...

Greater College Attendance, Lower Crime and Depression By the time they reached adulthood, graduates of an intensive early childhood education program for poor children showed higher educational attainment, lower rates of serious crime and...

Consider the torrent of information that gushes through your brain every waking moment. Even as you read this article, you’re deciphering sound-letter symbols, weighing the meaning of the authors’ words in light of your knowledge and personal...

Many people know that girls, on average, are worse at math than boys. But the gender difference is three times greater when it comes to reading. According to international studies, this is where boys struggle. Why? And what can be done about...

Many children struggle to learn to read, and studies have shown that students from a lower socioeconomic status (SES) background are more likely to have difficulty than those from a higher SES background. MIT neuroscientists have now discovered...

A 6-year-old in Leila Lubin’s classroom wouldn’t budge from his seat. The rest of his peers had filed off to their enrichment classes but he refused to move. He wasn’t done with his work and he didn’t want to go.Lubin, a champion of behavior...