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Tag Archives: Education reform
29. Disability Rights, Culture and the Disability Community
What is disability culture? It is interesting to note the overall willingness of the disability community, which includes individuals with disabilities and their families, to initially embrace any and all regardless of the type of disability. Once indoctrinated however there … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Dads, Disability, Emotion, Fathers, Florida, Inclusion, Parent Involvement, Self Determination, Special Education
Tagged Advocacy, dads, disability, Education, Education reform, florida, IEPs, Inclusion, parent involvement, Self Determination
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25. Sometimes Parents Feel Excluded Too!
Over a prolonged period of time the relationship between schools and parents of children with disabilities has become adversarial. I believe this continues because some parents pass along the negative history they experienced to others, convincing them the only way to … Continue reading
23. Information To Parents – Given By Parents
I have had many opportunities to meet with others and participate on state and national levels as an advocate, but there are two opportunities that I hold as real honors. Two of those were invitations to participate in summits held by the … Continue reading
17. Reflections of the ESE Policeman!
I soon realized that we as parents had no established vehicle to participate in the decision making process on a district t or even site based level. I read about the passage of Goals 2000. (GOALS 2000 – Educate America) … Continue reading
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