The Bright Tomorrow of Online Education
Online education will play a major role in the future of postsecondary education in America. Colleges and universities are scrambling to be aboard, and state legislatures, with long-term economy in mind, are making major commitments of support. There are, however, many hurdles before viable cost-effective/learning-effective online education programs are in common use. At this point, the majority of programs is simply an extension of passive lecture or lecture discussion through electronic means. Few institutions understand the economies of these programs, nor have they faced the structural changes that are required. As important, institutions have not understood the quality and accessibility of programs that will be needed to meet the challenge from private sector initiatives.
“You Can’t Predict the Future But You Can Plan for It”
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Difficulties With Diagnosis of Disabilities and Special Education Eligibility
Do you have a young child that you think has autism or another disability?
Does your school district disagree with you and say that they do not? This article will discuss why it is so difficult to get a proper diagnosis of a disability, and also why it is difficult for a parent to have their child found eligible for special education services.
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires that states engage in the Child Find process. This process requires states to identify, locate and evaluate all children with disabilities who are in need of early intervention or special education services. The states must then give children with disabilities a Free Appropriate Public Education to meet all of their needs.
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