Bri's+special+education+resources+for+teachers,+administrators+and+parents

The first four websites below have several common benefits for special education teachers: training sessions (what, where, when, how much), books, newsletters, parental rights, classroom teacher printables ,laws, No Child Left Behind resources and websites, articles, advocacy library, highly qualified teachers or how to become one, blogs (new and old teachers), and grants. Busy teachers, parents, and students can find resources using the subject/grade level search, keyword search, or extensive menus on every one of these we
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The website below is the National Association for Special Education Teachers. It is dedicated solely to meeting the needs of special education teachers and those preparing for the field of special education teaching. The website provides you with news, resources, college information, publications, journaling, scholarships, classroom management tips, and etc. 5. []

This website was designed to provide general classroom educators with quick access to information and professional development about addressing the needs of students who have disabilities and special education.  6. []

The website below is the leading website on learning disabilities and ADHD. It displays characteristics, tips, parental support, administration guide, blogging, research and reports, newsletters, calenders, whats new, etc. This website is designed for parents, students, teachers and administrators.  7. []

A special education community where parents and professionals share information and offer support. Over 2,000 articles on any disability. A message board that is updated daily on new special education laws, new research, tips, links, and other resources.  8. [] The website below provides information for parents on topics including early childhood special education. Topics covered: parent training, links to documents (in English and Spanish), resources, informational topics on all disabilities.  9. []

This website is the National Association of Parents with Children in Special Education. It is a great tool for parents rendering all possible support and assistance when dealing with their children who are in Special Education. It serves as a tool both in and outsides of school and to help promote a sense of community.  10. []