Resources for people interested in educating students with disabilities, SET provides John Wills Lloyd's take on current news, teaching recommendations, policies—and comments by people from around Earth who share their ideas about those topics.
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Hello again, all you dear subscribers to Special Education Today. Welcome to this 17th issue of volume 4. It’s 2024 and this is the SET newsletter! We’re about one third of the way through the volume year, and realizing that fact is a tad s...
Previously here on Special Education Today I have published posts about the connections between arts and disabilities.1 Continuing in that vein, here are some resources readers might consult to support their own efforts to promote access to...
The Piedmont Virginia Bird Club held a birding event honoring the Birdability movement on 19 October 2024 in the Riverview Park area of Charlottesville. Pat and I attended and we had some fun! This is my brief report.
Did you miss the Midwest Symposium in the spring of 2024?? I’ve never attended it, but I understand that it’s a good one. My colleague and friend, the late Jim Kauffman, attended it frequently and recommended it.
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I live with Pat & 2 cats in C'ville, VA, USA. I'm a retired tchr & prof. I promote evidence-based methods to improve outcomes for Folx with disabilities. I wrote academic s[*]; refs to it are scattered about on the intertubes. Let's play!
James M. Kauffman is Professor Emeritus of Education at the University of Virginia. more
Fred and Francis Lester Palmetto Chair at the University of South Carolina
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