WEEK IN REVIEW New NASET Publications and Articles of Interest in Special Education and Disabilities That Were Reported This Week February 10, 2012 - Vol 8, Issue 6 In This Issue TRIVIA QUESTION OF THE WEEK Quick Links Read Week in Review on...

WEEK IN REVIEW New NASET Publications and Articles of Interest in Special Education and Disabilities That Were Reported This Week February 3, 2012 - Vol 8, Issue 5 In This Issue TRIVIA QUESTION OF THE WEEK Quick Links Read Week in Review on...

Objectives of Intellectual Academic and Perceptual Evaluations Introduction Students with special needs are tested often because of special education needs and requirements. Sometimes parents may not understand the purpose of this testing....

WEEK IN REVIEW New NASET Publications and Articles of Interest in Special Education and Disabilities That Were Reported This Week January 27, 2012 - Vol 8, Issue 4 In This Issue TRIVIA QUESTION OF THE WEEK Quick Links Read Week in Review on...

Autistic Savants Introduction When working with children with Autism, parents may recognize that their child has extraordinary skills not exhibited by most persons. These skills may take many forms and parents will need to know what these...

What is an APGAR Score Introduction There may be time when a parent of a student in your class is pregnant and may need some information on procedures they will experience. While not a doctor, and not giving medical advice, you can provide them...

NASET Q & A Corner Questions and Answers on Intellectual Disability Username password lost password? Publications ADHD Series Assessment in Special Education Series Autism Spectrum Disorders Series Back to School - Special Review Bullying of...

Checklist: Does my child hear? Introduction Many times parents of students in your class may have a new child and express concerns about development. One of the concerns most often expressed may involve hearing. Sometimes parents are concerned...

Gloria Mixon Abstract Middle school students with intellectual disabilities often have difficulties achieving independence with instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs); therefore, these skills must be taught in school. IADLs are a...

Procedural Due Process for Parents and Children Introduction There may be times when you are asked to clarify some legal issues for parents concerning their due process rights. This Parent Teacher Conference Handout clarifies several of the...