NASET WEEK IN REVIEW National Association of Special Education Teachers February 10, 2017 Vol 13 Issue #6 Dear NASET News, Welcome to NASET's WEEK in REVIEW . Here, we provide you with the latest publications from NASET to read and or download,...

Week in Review - May 20, 2022 NASET WEEK IN REVIEW National Association of Special Education Teachers May 20, 2022 Vol 18 Issue #20 Dear NASET Members and Guests, Welcome to NASET's WEEK in REVIEW . Here, we provide you with the latest...

Chen-Ya Juan, Ph.D. Hsin Sheng College of Medical Care and Management Penny L. Cantley, Ph.D. Oklahoma State University James Martin, Ph.D. University of Oklahoma Brad Mays, Ph.D. Independent Researcher and Disability Advocate Abstract...

Code of Ethics Preamble - Statement of Purpose The Code of Ethics of the National Association of Special Education Teachers ( NASET ) established principles and guidelines to enhance practice and inspire professional excellence. Members of...

When President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden sat down last Friday with leaders from special interest groups to discuss the impending fiscal cliff, at least one disability advocate was at the table. Peter Berns, CEO of The Arc, was...

New York City joined a national trend in 1998 when it put the police in charge of school security. The consensus is that public schools are now safe. But juvenile justice advocates across the country are rightly worried about policies under...

Adults and children with autism and their parents and caregivers held an early rally at the Colorado state capitol building maintaining the vigil for the rest of the day. Their cause was gaining support of Colorado HB 1263, which would have...

Scientists ran an unusual summer camp in the 1970s and ‘80s—and its main purpose was to study the sleep patterns of kids and teens. Campers actually wore electrodes all day so they’d be ready to plug in for monitoring. What researchers found,...

April is World Autism Month, a time to recognize the unique perspectives of individuals on the autism spectrum. What once started as a campaign dedicated to awareness is evolving into one focused on acceptance. So, is one right and one wrong? I...

We are wasting valuable brains and risking poor outcomes by teaching students with ADHD according to old and outdated lesson plans. Our knowledge of brain science, mental health, and learning has evolved significantly over the last decade. It’s...