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Connecticut Department of Children and Youth Services parent education and support evaluation initiative: Final report by David Karraker, 1991 What parents and teachers should know about academic acceleration practitioners' guide (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:421851) by Alex Guenther, 1998 Community Inclusion Outreach Training Project final report (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:403707) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1996 Inclusion, a right, not a privilege (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:407816) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1996 Parenting through play for school readiness (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:429663) by Jerome L. Singer, 1998

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61. Public Education
    parent liaison, Family Services Center, connecticut. It’s so critical for parentsto ask the right Director, Arizona parent education Resource Center  
    http://www.rightquestion.org/education.html
    
    Extractions: Adult Education: Literacy and Self-Advocacy Skills New Hampshire: Since 1998, The Right Question Project has worked with the New Hampshire Bureau of Adult Education to integrate our educational strategy into their Adult Literacy programs. More than 60 educators are using the RQP method to help their students build skills to advocate for themselves and navigate systems. An adult educator shared this story about the impact of RQP on one of her students: Nashua, NH: The Nashua Adult Learning Center (ALC) has been particularly successful in using RQP in their Family Empowerment Project. The ALC has shared our method for teaching advocacy skills with staff members, who have then shared it with colleagues and participating families. Many of the families are now interacting more effectively with the programs and services that directly affect them. For example: Family Empowerment Project participants had questions about how the Division for Children, Youth and Families (DCYF) was conducting their assessments and asked the local DCYF supervisor to meet with them to answer their questions.

62. Labor And Childbirth Services In Connecticut
    Childbirth education Classes in the connecticut Area expectant parents, andnew parents find pregnancy, childbirth, baby, and parenting resources  
    http://www.expectantmothersguide.com/childbirth/connecticut.htm
    
    Extractions: Connecticut - Certified Nurse-Midwives Bristol Hospital - Midwives - Midwives ... - Neonatal Specialists Still can't find what you're looking for? Click here for a for expectant mothers and new parents in the Connecticut area that participated in the Expectant Mother's Guide to Connecticut This website represents the articles and businesses that have participated in the Expectant Mother's Guide , a series of printed resource booklets designed to help pregnant women, expectant parents, and new parents find pregnancy, childbirth, baby, and parenting resources (including stores and services) in specific U.S. markets.

63. Connecticut Health Resources
    parenting, and health safety. connecticut parent Advocacy Center educationalrights, health services. resources for Disabled Children and Youth  
    http://library.uchc.edu/departm/hnet/connecticut.html

64. Connecticut
    connecticut State resources. Each state sets eligibility ages for services tochildren and connecticut parent Advocacy Center (CPAC) 338 Main Street  
    http://www.autism-pdd.net/links/connec.html

65. Connecticut Parenting & Family Resource Center
    connecticut s Parenting Center for Family resources Newborn to Teenager, Health, connecticut Department of education Directory of K-12 Schools,  
    http://www.parentingcenter.com/statelinks/connecticut.html

66. Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo
    educational resources. Our education department has checked out some excitingwebsites with Science resources for teachers, educators, and parents.  
    http://www.beardsleyzoo.org/teachers-parents/educational-resources.asp
    
    Extractions: Find out about admissions, directions, a map, suggestions for things to do, and see what's going on behind the scenes. Learn how you can use the Zoo to strengthen your children’s connection to nature. Programs, activities, resources and more. Our Earth is a beautiful planet. Find out how you and the Zoo can help protect it. Discover the variety of programs and events we have throughout the year. Click here and find out what’s going on at the Zoo. Become a member and reap the benefits of joining our Zoo family. Donate to the Zoo and ensure we remain a champion for wildlife conservation. Uncover the many ways to make a difference at the Zoo and for yourself. Book your birthday, party or corporate events here. Get more info about our rentals and spaces too. Home Contact Us About Us Press ... Site Map Upcoming Events Make a Splash with Project WET

67. AboutOurKids.org | About Our Kids
    General Mental Health and Parenting resources General education resources Anxiety Disorders 1350 connecticut Avenue, Suite 505 Washington, DC 20036  
    http://www.aboutourkids.org/aboutour/organizations.html
    
    Extractions: The Academy represents over 6,700 child and adolescent psychiatrists who actively research, diagnose, and treat psychiatric disorders affecting children and adolescents and their families. It publishes Facts for Families, informational sheets on a variety of psychiatric disorders to help educate parents and families. It provides free referrals to child and adolescent psychiatrists nationwide.

68. Welcome To South Windsor Public Schools
    parent resources. EdGate provides educational Internet products and services STATE OF connecticut DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY RECOMMENDED PROTOCOLS FOR  
    http://www.swindsor.k12.ct.us/parentinfo_parres.htm
    
    Extractions: HOME Our Schools District Information Community News/ ... Contact Us Parent Information Back to Main Parent Information Page Parent Resources EdGate provides educational Internet products and services to help improve student achievement. Click here Parent Involvement Homework Resources Discipline Parenting Advice Special Education Preparing Your Child for Kindergarten Preparing Your Child for Elementary School Preparing Your Child for Middle School Preparing Your Child for High School Selecting a College, Career Path and/or Job Magnet Schools Preparing for the SATs, etc. Dealing with Terror Below are several links to documents containing information on how to deal with terror and helping your students to deal with terror situations: STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY RECOMMENDED PROTOCOLS FOR SCHOOLS AND BUSINESSES THREATENED WITH ANTHRAX EXPOSURE How to Take Positive Action in the Aftermath of Terror The Quieting Response Resources on Coping with Traumatic Events ... Back to Top

69. Wilton Family Resources
    The official website of the state of connecticut with links to all State of Parents and education. familyeducation.com An excellent resource with  
    http://www.wilton.k12.ct.us/family/familyindex.html

70. YouthLink - Special Needs Center
    As connecticut s PTI (parent Training and Information Center) funded by the US SERC is a centralized resource for connecticut on special education and  
    http://www.ferglib.org/ferg/youth_link/kidol/special_needs/special_needs.htm
    
    Extractions: We have WRITTEN RESOURCES Books, most written for parents, on many important subjects: Specialized magazines and newsletters, like Exceptional Parent Magazine Articles and fact sheets that you can copy or take home. Product catalogs you can use to order books, adaptive equipment and other items. Notices of upcoming events on our bulletin board. And, to better serve our community, some of these materials are in Spanish. The Library also has large print books for both children and adults, and a sampling of Braille books for children.

71. West Haven Department Of Education-West Haven, CT 06516
    connecticut Commission For Educational Technology Example Use Web resourcesto explore educational resources to find lesson plans and/or teacher  
    http://www.whschools.org/technology/competencies/teacher_competencies/
    
    Extractions: Technology Competencies Developed by the Alliance of Regional Educational Service Centers in collaboration with the Connecticut State Department of Education, and funded through the Technology Literacy Challenge Fund 2001 Learning Environments Issues Table of Contents: Introduction The 21 st Century is here. More and more, the literate citizen is expected to use technology to access, analyze and communicate information by knowing how to manage electronic information from an ever-widening array of resources and in a wide variety of formats. One must be proficient in using a variety of technology tools to solve problems, make informed decisions, and generate new knowledge. And the development of these skills is the responsibility of the schools and their instructional staff. Yet many of our educators lack the necessary skills themselves to be comfortable in playing a leadership role in the integration of technology into Connecticut’s classrooms. In fact, the role of the classroom teacher needs to change significantly as technology is used in a more widespread manner in instruction. The following chart highlights these changing responsibilities and opportunities.

72. Online Resources For Parents, Educators And Businesses
    Federal resources for educational Excellence (FREE) (Website which providesteaching materials) parent Advocacy Coalition for education Rights (PACER)  
    http://www.advocatesfored.org/resources.htm
    
    Extractions: Local Resources Arts and Science Council Board of Education Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools CMS Guidance and Student Services Department Online Scholarship Guide ... United Family Services State Resources Learn NC, the New Learners and Educators Assistance and Resource Network of NC Meridian (a guide to how technology is being used to teach middle schoolers) No Child Left Behind in NC North Carolina Association of Educators North Carolina Department of Public Instruction North Carolina Department of Public Instruction ABC's results ... North Carolina General Assembly (a good source to track education legislation) North Carolina Public School Forum North Carolina School Boards Association North Carolina School of Science and Math North Carolina Standard Course of Study ... North Carolina State PTA National Resources ACT Assessment Test - Resources for Students Planning to Attend College American Federation of Teachers (AFT) Children's Defense Fund Education Commission of the States ... Education News.org

73. DivorceNet - Child Support
    Parenting education involves attending a program of classes by a provider State resources. Child Support Alimony Child Support connecticut Child  
    http://www.divorcenet.com/states/connecticut/child_support
    
    Extractions: Published: July 17, 2004 Child support is calculated using the Connecticut Child Support Guidelines (CSG). Conn. Gen. Stat. §46b-84 (Aug. 1999). Under the guidelines, the amount of total support is calculated and then each parent's portion of the total support is calculated pro rata according to their respective incomes. The Guidelines provide that judges have the discretion to deviate from the guideline amounts in certain specified situations. For instance, the Court may take into consideration a) the educational needs of the parents; b) the needs of other children supported by the non-custodial parent; c) extraordinary visitation expenses; and d) whether a deviation should be allowed due to shared or split custody situations. The Guidelines provide that the parents shall also share unreimbursed medical expenses and work-related day care costs. These expenses are shared pro rata according to income after adding in the child support paid to the receiving parent.

74. CONNECTICUT DRIVER EDUCATION - CT DMV Department Of Motor Vehicles Guide - DMV.O
    Finding information about DRIVER education in connecticut can be confusing. DMV . Recommended parent Taught Driver education Program  
    http://www.dmv.org/ct-connecticut/driver-education.php
    
    Extractions: HOME ALABAMA ALASKA ARIZONA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA COLORADO CONNECTICUT DELAWARE FLORIDA GEORGIA HAWAII IDAHO ILLINOIS INDIANA IOWA KANSAS KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MAINE MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN MINNESOTA MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI MONTANA NEBRASKA NEVADA NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW JERSEY NEW MEXICO NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA NORTH DAKOTA OHIO OKLAHOMA OREGON PENNSYLVANIA RHODE ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE TEXAS UTAH VERMONT VIRGINIA WASHINGTON WASHINGTON DC WEST VIRGINIA WISCONSIN WYOMING DRIVER EDUCATION CONNECTICUT DRIVER EDUCATION Recommended Parent Taught Driver Education Program: Completion of a Connecticut driver education program is recommended for any new teen driver. Every year, thousands of teens are involved in accidents that could have been prevented if they had more knowledge prior to getting behind the wheel. We recommend Driver Ed in a Box® as the best driver education Visit Driver Ed in a Box® today and find out about their program as well as exactly what new teen drivers need to know about getting a Connecticut license.

75. Family Village -- Parent Training & Information Centers
    connecticut connecticut parent Advocacy Center, Inc. (CPAC). Delaware COPE Coalition in Oregon for parent education. Pennsylvania  
    http://www.familyvillage.wisc.edu/education/pti.html

76. Robyn's Nest - The Parenting Network - Connecticut Resources & Links
    connecticut Educational Services (CES) Addressing the issues of ADHD, ADD, Info Line - resources for crisis intervention, parents, children,  
    http://www.robynsnest.com/ctresource.htm
    
    Extractions: Boston Joe's Appliance Repair, Inc. - Family owned reliable appliance repair serving most of CT for in-home or carry-in. Authorized Whirlpool, Amana, Maytag, Frigidaire, Carrier service and more! A dedicated sponsor of Robyn's Nest! Connecticut Charts-a-Course - Supporting careers in early childhood education and school-aged care. For more information visit their website or call 1-800-832-7784 or 203-397-4036. Connecticut Educational Services (CES) - Addressing the issues of ADHD, ADD, ODD and other behavioral disorders. Dr. Reynold's unique approach to clinical services includes neurofeedback and diagnostic services for troubled children. An excellent resource! 770 Saybrook Road, Bldg.8, Middletown, CT 06457 (860) 343-0227. Request a "House Call" with Dr. Robert F. Reynolds

77. NICHCY Web Resource Page: IEPs
    Individualized education Programs (IEPs). A Web resource page of the Try NICHCY s Questions Often Asked by Parents about Special education Services.  
    http://www.nichcy.org/resources/IEP1.asp
    
    Extractions: When a child receives special education services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), he or she must have an Individualized Education Program (IEP). This is a written document listing, among other things, the special educational services that the child will receive. The IEP is developed by a team that includes the child's parents and school staff. The IEP is an extremely important document in the educational lives of students with disabilities receiving special education under IDEA. The resources we've listed below will help you learn more about IEPs-what the law requires, what information a typical IEP contains, how IEPs are developed, and so on. The list isn't exhaustive of the resources available on IEPs. It's a

78. Learning Disabilities
    reading difficulties, special education, parenting, and teaching. Dr.SpearSwerling is Professor of Special education and Reading and Area  
    http://www.ldonline.org/
    
    Extractions: Yellow Pages Click here to download free software that can read LD OnLine articles to you. There is no single "best" program for teaching reading. However, scientific investigators agree about the need for instruction to address certain key abilities involved in learning to read. The importance of different reading-related abilities tends to shift somewhat with grade level and stage of development in reading; the abilities needed to be a successful middle- or high-school reader are not exactly the same as those required for success in first grade. Many authorities also agree that certain qualities can help to make reading instruction more effective with most youngsters, although students with learning disabilities in reading may have some special instructional needs Click here to read this month's article on Components of Effective Reading Instruction Check out these LD OnLine articles about Reading Instruction Using Collaborative Strategic Reading Mastering the Challenge of Reading This video package explores the reading process, common reading problems that many students face, and practical strategies that teachers and parents can use to help children become better readers. From the Developing Minds series. The program provides advice for teachers, or any concerned adult, on how to support a struggling student through one-on-one reading.

79. Parent Resource Meetings
    Julie will talk about the role of parents in Individual education Program ALSO, see our regular parent Resource Meetings call CT FEAT hotline (860)  
    http://www.ctfeat.org/ParResMeet.htm
    
    Extractions: Home About CT FEAT FEAT - Other States ABA Consultants ... ABA Job Connections [ Parent Resource Meetings ] NewsLetter Parent Opinions ABA Professional Development ... Recursos en Espanol CT FEAT PARENT RESOURCE MEETINGS The only requirement for participation is that parents agree to respect each other's confidentiality. The group usually meets three times a year at the Rocky Hill Congregational Church , but our next meeting is at the University of Connecticut in Waterbury Directions in red below. The first half-hour of the meeting is dedicated to orienting newcomers. This is followed by a presentation (speaker, video, etc.) or discussion pertaining to treatment or advocacy issues. Unfortunately, there is no child-care available For more information, email us at ctfeat@ctfeat.org , or call the CT FEAT hotline at (860) 571-3888. Also check the CT FEAT hotline for SNOW or other weather-related cancellations. Families Helping Children Reach Their Full Potential Connecticut Families for Effective Autism Treatment CT FEAT PARENT RESOURCE MEETING Tuesday, September 27, 2005

80. Families Helping Children Achieve Their Full Potential
    CT FEAT s parent Resource meetings provide parents with an opportunity to If you are a connecticut parent or professional, you can send comments or  
    http://www.ctfeat.org/
    
    Extractions: Search www.ctfeat.org Search WWW Website Last Updated September 15, 2005 Families Helping Children Achieve Their Full Potential About CT FEAT: Connecticut Families for Effective Autism Treatment (CT FEAT) is a non-profit organization staffed by volunteers. We provide Connecticut families with information and networking opportunities. Click on these links in order to: request further information ; join our parents only internet discussion group ; contact our newsletter editor or website administrator FEAT Groups in Other States: CT FEAT serves Connecticut families only. Out-of-state families should consult the Sacramento (California) FEAT web site, which contains a national list of regional FEAT organizations and parent ABA groups. ABA Programs and Consultants: A listing of providers available to work in Connecticut.

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