41. Indiana State University : ISU Today : News ISU S BLUMBERG CENTER DEVELOPS COMPREHENSIVE READING DISABILITIES WEB SITE with special needs ranging from persons with severe disabilities to those http://www.indstate.edu/isu_today/archives/2005/may/blumberg.html

JOIN US VISITING ISU ACADEMICS RESEARCH ... GIVING TO ISU News Archives May 2005 Below are archived news releases from May 2005 . Please click on the headline to read the full story and to access related photo galleries, audio and video clips. If you have questions or need additional information, contact the at (812) 237-3773 or send an email to opa@indstate.edu View other months in 2005 January February March April May June July August September - available October 1st Main archive May 31, 2005 ISU'S BLUMBERG CENTER DEVELOPS COMPREHENSIVE READING DISABILITIES WEB SITE TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - More than 20 percent of elementary school children have difficulty learning to read and write, according to P.G. Aaron, professor of educational and school psychology at Indiana State University and primary author of a new Web site on reading disabilities. Aaron, a noted researcher and expert in the field, has worked with a team of educators and others from Indiana State's Blumberg Center for Interdisciplinary Studies in Special Education to develop the site. It is designed to help parents and educators gain a better understanding of reading disabilities and to provide insight into alternative methods of teaching reading. "The Web site takes a comprehensive look at reading difficulties," Aaron said. "It does not dwell much on efforts to classify children as poor readers, dyslexic readers or children with learning disabilities. Instead, the philosophy is to identify the source of the reading difficulty - regardless of the labels, such as learning disabled, slow reader, etc., that schools normally employ - and address the cause of the reading problem. Classifying children, categorizing them, and labeling them have failed to produce positive results over the years."

42. Indiana Resources For Families Of Children With Special Needs, Cincinnati Childr DisabilitySpecific Web Resources. Autism Society of indiana is dedicated indiana Resource Center for Families with special needs (IN*SOURCE) provides http://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/svc/alpha/c/special-needs/resources/indiana.h

Home Contact Us Site Map Go to Advanced Search ... Hospice and Palliative Care Indiana Resources Insurance Issues Kentucky Resources Mental Health MR/DD ... Contact Us Special Needs Resource Directory Indiana Resources Search the Special Needs Resource Directory: In addition to federal resources, most states have their own services and resources to offer families of children with special health care needs. The Center for Infants and Children with Special Needs at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center provides the following list of resources for patients and families living in Indiana: Advocacy Assistive Technology Disability-Specific Resources l Education l Financial Assistance l General Services l Therapy l Transportation l Wish-Granting Advocacy Arc of Indiana is a statewide organization that advocates on behalf of people with mental retardation and related disabilities and their families. The organization supports local chapters providing early intervention programs, services to adults, advocacy, information and referral. Indiana legislators and state agencies provides information and assistance about disability issues in Indiana, as well as assistance with letter writing and other legislative concerns.

43. Special Education: Majors And Programs: Indiana University South Bend The School of Education began offering a new program in special education inJanuary 2003 Content Standards teacher of students with exceptional needs. http://www.iusb.edu/~majors/specialeddegree.shtml

Home Become a Student Current Students Alumni ... Majors Home Related Links Department of Special Education Financial Assistance How to Apply Academic School Education Search: Advanced Search Find People A-Z Big List Special Education Degree Requirements Bachelor of Science in Special Education The School of Education began offering a new program in special education in January 2003. All teacher education students seeking a teaching license in special education will major in either elementary or secondary education and will complete the requirements for licensure in their major area. Students will also complete a series of courses for an additional license in mild interventions. Mild interventions is the new term used by the state to refer to the level of service required by school-age students with special needs. In the past, teaching licenses were given according to specific disability categories; however, future licenses will no longer specify disability categories. The special education course sequence is designed to prepare teacher education students to work with students with special needs who participate in the general education curriculum, and require mild levels of support or mild interventions to be successful. It is anticipated that teacher education students who complete this sequence of courses will work with students with learning disabilities, mild mental disabilities, emotional disabilities, and others who require mild interventions.

44. Assistive Living Links - CICIL Assistive Living, disabled, disabilities, CICIL. The Opportunities for thedisabled Foundation Helps Provide special needs The Roeher Institute s in http://www.raccoon.com/~cicil/links.htm

Text Only Version Of This Website Who We Are CICIL NewsLetter ... Contact Us Central Iowa Center for Independent Living 655 Walnut, Suite 131 Des Moines, IA 50309 Email cicil@raccoon.com Central Iowa Center for Independent Living Links of Interest for Assistive Living Resources and Related Links Categories on this page... Governmental Resources on the Internet Non-Profit Organizations and Governmental Agencies General Resources Publications ... Lifestyle Non-Profit Organizations and Governmental Agencies American Cancer Society American Diabetes Association American Heart Association The Center for Information Technology Accommodation ... The Salvation Army General Resources Ability and Access - McMaster University ABLEDATA - Gopher system Access Technology (ATIC) Adaptive Tech From University of Toronto Arrowsmith School Assistive Technology Education Network of Florida ... DO IT Disabilities Opportunities Internetworking Drake University Resource Center Eagle Hill School EASI: Equal Access to Software and Information Evan Kemp Disability Resource Home Page ... Institute for Special Education - University of Fribourg/Switzerland Institute on Comunity Integration - at the University of Minnesota Integrated Network of Disability Info Iowa Program for Assistive Technology Johns Hopkins University Kurrambee Special School - From Australia

45. Indiana Developmental Training Center (IDTC) - School Programs indiana Developmental Training Center s nationally recognized School Programsare designed to educate special needs youth. http://www.idtc-in.com/school.html

School Programs Educational Services Vocational Services Independent Living Skills Training School Programs Indiana Developmental Training Center's nationally recognized School Programs are designed to educate special needs youth. Academic Instruction, Occupational and Speech Therapy, Vocational Training and Independent Living Skills are part of the educational services offered. Educational Services All teachers at IDTC have specialized training in the care and education of developmentally disabled students. Some teachers at IDTC are certified by the State of Indiana in one or more of the following areas: General Education Learning Disabilities Mildly Mentally Handicapped (MiMH) Moderately Mentally Handicapped (MoMH) Emotionally Handicapped (EH) Severely/Profoundly Handicapped Classrooms are generally limited to ten students and are also staffed by youth care workers who also serve as teachers' aides. The overall classroom ratio is maintained at 1:3 to 1:4 to enhance academic learning and to ensure mastery of skills. Additionally, special therapists augment the educational program, providing individual and group speech and occupational therapy. They facilitate learning, as well as providing formal diagnostic evaluation in the areas of perception, processing, sensory motor functioning and neurological integrative and adaptive living skills. An Individual Education Plan (IEP) is developed for each student. Goals and objectives are clearly defined and measured, and progress is evaluated.

46. Indiana Developmental Training Center (IDTC) - Our Staff/Employment Jennifer has a true passion for working with children with special needs. After moving to indiana from Maine, she joined the IDTC team as a youth http://www.idtc-in.com/staff.html

Our Staff Employment Opportunities Employment Application Our Staff IDTC is proud of our staff and the caring, professional work they perform on a daily basis. We'd like to introduce some of them: Jennifer Bastian, MS, OTR Occupational Therapist, Lafayette Jennifer is an Occupational Therapist at IDTC-Lafayette. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from the University of Indianapolis. In December of 2002, Jennifer received her Master of Science degree in Occupational Therapy, again from the University of Indianapolis. Jennifer has a true passion for working with children with special needs. She has had the opportunity to work with children with varying disabilities in settings such as an outpatient pediatric sensory integration clinic, a residential camp and a developmental preschool. Jennifer excels at her work because of her enthusiasm for working with both children and young adults with special needs. Sara Boyer, PhD, HSPP Psychologist Sara Boyer is the IDTC Psychologist. She obtained her Ph.D. from Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis, with a specialty in Rehabilitation Psychology. She has been involved in the human services field for over 20 years and has worked extensively in behavior management in residential settings, primarily with clients who are dually diagnosed as having a developmental disability and psychiatric illness or severe behavioral problems. She also has extensive experience in working with psychiatric clients in both inpatient and outpatient settings.

47. IU Southeast | Brochures | Special Education Emphasis on integrating students with special needs with their age peers Mild Mental Disability and Emotional Disability in indiana and Learning http://www.ius.edu/brochures/AcademicPrograms/?brochure=SpecialEd&SchoolCode=EDU

48. Back To School With The Autism Spectrum indiana, because he couldn t control his behaviors on the school bus. special Children on About is here to serve the needs of families, caregivers, http://autism.about.com/od/educationalissues/a/septschoolindex.htm

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49. Special Education, Learning Disabilities Advocacy, Legal Advice,Attorneys And La Linda Mastandrea represents students with disability law needs. indiana DC Metro AreaSchool Finders, special education advocacy and school http://www.iser.com/CAadvocacy.html

Internet Special Education Resources Special Education Advocacy Services Visit ISER's Special Education Products Page For Advocacy Support Videos and Handbooks Nationwide and International Services Bodin Associates based in Los Altos, CA and serving a national and international client base. Education Management Consulting assessments for school placement and evaluation and for legal proceedings involving educational issues and institutions. Chicago Attorney Linda Mastandrea represents students with disability law needs and counsels schools and businesses on compliance with the law Edufax (with Marcia Rubinstein) Educational consulting, placement, and advocacy The Learning Curve of Wisconsin connecting resources in education for students with dpecial needs. Also provides expert witness testimony LD Online interactive guide for children, parents, teachers, and others involved with learning disabilities A+ International Consulting educational consulting internationaly: teacher training, legislative issues, curriculum planning and implementation Davis Dyslexia Association International Website contains information and a forum for networking among parents and teachers, and support for using Davis methods at home.

50. Michael True, Disability And Seniors' Issues Consultant Most of my postgraduate education has been focused on special needs populations . East Washington County (Eastern) High School - Pekin, indiana 47165 http://www.ilresources.com/resume.html

Skip Navigation Links ILR Site Index - Directories Michael True - Consultant TruEnergy Enterprises ... d Click Banner to View My Website Michael True and TruEnergy Enterprises: Disability and Senior Citizen Issues and Program Consultant Background and Resume Welcome! Allow me the opportunity to introduce myself. My name is Michael True. I am a Disability and Senior Issues Consultant. I have over 25 years of experience working with consumers, direct care providers, and program administrators. In each setting, I continuously sought to obtain and utilize the most up-to-date information for insuring quality practices and services. Working within both institutional and community-based programs, I specialized in education/skill development and long-term care of individuals with developmental disabilities, mental illnesses, and other disabeling conditions. Over the years, I have been involved in program start-ups, developing policies and procedures, creating and implementing documentation systems, and in personnel management including staff development and orientation training. In addition, I have spent much of my time working directly with consumers and their families. Tasks in these areas included: consumer assessment for program placement, skill and educational evaluations, individualized plan development, behavior management interventions, curriculum development, and direct teaching and training. I have determined accessability and adaptive equipment needs in homes, schools, adult programs, and in the community. As administrator/QMRP, I have coordinated service plan meetings and have overseen the implementation of hundreds of personal programs. I have participated in government agency auditing procedures and preformed pre-audit surveys, as well.

51. IFHS Template They suggest steps to take to protect your special needs Home school. indiana Homeschoolers of special Kids (with special needs) is a discussion forum http://www.ifhsonline.org/specialneeds.htm

Indiana Foundation for Home Schooling P.O. Box 17385 Indianapolis, IN 46217 Info@IndianaHomeSchooling.org (317) 308-6411 Indianapolis (800) 465-2505 Toll-Free CLICK HERE to receive information, updates on services, etc. for Indiana homeschooling from the Indiana Foundation for Home Schooling. HOME SCHOOLING A CHILD WITH SPECIAL LEARNING NEEDS Families with special needs children considering homeschooling have additional issues to evaluate. Be sure to read the IDOE page below and review the HSLDA pages in detail. Both sites address the special services that are available to families. HSLDA's site specifically addresses the legal concerns involved in home schooling a special needs child. Special needs children often are gifted in some areas and challenged in others. Below are websites that represent a great wealth of knowledge in this area. Another Path is a comprehensive guide to homeschooling for parents who are considering homeschooling, or who have decided to homeschool, a deaf or hard of hearing child. Autism Today offers the latest news, resources, and books available to help you be informed about Autism and Asperger's syndrome.

52. Modern Foreign Languages And Special Educational Needs special needs Students Advice for teachers in Mountain Brook schools Foreign Physical disabilities. CILT Languages and special Educational needs http://www.tomwilson.com/david/case/SEN.html

53. Workforce: Member Login In the workplace, once the special needs have been analyzed it s relatively Help families find the best schools for their children with disabilities. http://www.workforceonline.com/archive/feature/22/15/44/index.php

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54. Indiana Epilepsy: Links indiana University s Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities. indiana Resource Center for Families with special needs. http://www.indianaepilepsy.org/index.asp?pg=7708

55. Indiana Down Syndrome Foundation with disabilities, training, IEP assistance and school case conference indiana resource center for families with special needs, especially for http://www.indianadsf.org/res_referral.cfm

Indiana Parent Information Network (IPIN) http://www.ai.org/ipin 257-8683 or 800-964-4746 Support programs for parents of children with disabilities, training, IEP assistance and school case conference support. Arc of Indiana http://www.arcind.org Statewide organization supporting individuals with developmental disabilities, especially in legislative and state government matters. IN-Source http://www.insource.org Indiana resource center for families with special needs, especially for education issues for children and young adults with disabilities. Wide range of support including Family Involvement Fund to assist in paying for training/conferences. Indiana Protection and Advocacy Services http://www.state.in.us/ipas Legal support for individuals with disabilities including education, access, and employment issues. Area Agency on Aging http://www.in.gov/fssa/elderly/aaa Provides multiple services to assist individuals with disabilities of all ages. Center for Disability Information and Referral (CeDir) http://www.iidc.indiana.edu/cedir

56. Bloomington High School North Bloomington High School North is accredited by the indiana State Department special needs PROGRAM BHSN provides special services for students with mild http://www.north.mccsc.edu/AboutBHSN.htm

Home About BHSN Homework Departments ... MCCSC Bloomington High School North Mission Statement Curriculum Community Special Programs ... Finding Bloomington North Mission Statement The mission of the Bloomington High School North community is to seek knowledge through inquiry, wisdom through understanding, success through achievement and purpose through service to others. Community Bloomington is a culturally rich and diverse community of approximately 65,000 located in the forests and farmlands of southern Indiana. The city is home to Indiana University and its long heritage of excellence in academics, music and the arts, and athletics. In addition to IU and farm industry, major employers are GE, Otis Elevator and Cook, Inc. School Description Bloomington High School North is a comprehensive public high school for grades 9-12 located on the northwest side of Bloomington. The school serves a diverse community and its 1300 students represent a variety of cultures and nationalities. Through educational programs, extracurricular opportunities, community service, student internships and student-initiated activities, students learn to appreciate and respect the culture and diversity of the Bloomington North community. Enrollment, September 2000: 1361

57. Legion Publications Legion Magazine a commission in the Army because he wanted to go to dental school in 1950, A VA is very challenged to care for the disabled and specialneeds http://www.legion.org/?section=publications&subsection=pubs_mag_index&content=pu

58. Education Update - Special Education Racial inequities pervade special education in American schools. Parents oflearning disabled children often need information on resources. READ MORE http://www.educationupdate.com/sections/special_education/index_04.html

CURRENT ISSUE View All Articles Download PDF DIRECTORIES: Job Opportunities Tutors Workshops Events Sections: Books Careers Collected Features Colleges ... Technology Archives: ARCHIVES : SPECIAL EDUCATION : 2004 Select Month January February March April May June July August September October November December Select Year december 2004 The Stephen Gaynor School: Providing a Warm and Enriching Environment to Children with Special Needs By Liza Young Dr. Scott Gaynor, Head of the Stephen Gaynor School, recently shared his dedication, passion and vision for his school. Housed in a landmarked townhouse on the Upper West Side, Dr. Scott Gaynor, whose grandmother founded the school which bears the namesake of his uncle, helps children with learning disabilities overcome the challenges they face so that they can ultimately transition to a mainstream environment. READ ARTICLE Help Special Needs Children The Center for the Improvement of Child Caring (CICC) has launched a national campaign to help parents, professionals, agencies, caregivers and others. READ ARTICLE November 2004 By Dorothy Davis READ ARTICLE Choosing a Preschool for a Child with Special Needs By Ronald S. Lenkowsky, Ed.D

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Refer This Site To A Friend Home Accessible RV Checklist ... RVing and Children Volunteering Ideas For Special Needs RVers NEW! Poetry and Doll Maker with Galleries! [Learn About Our Ecommerce] Graphics Gallery! Graphics Gallery and Search Animated GIFs Photos Icons Clip Art Table of Contents: Internet Volunteering: Anytime, Anywhere Imagine the possibility of being able to reach out to anyone who has access to the Internet. What could you do to make the world a better place? What agencies could you volunteer with? What type of skills do you need? Agencies and volunteers can easily find answers and resources at the Virtual Volunteering Project at the Charles A. Dana Center, University of Texas. From: The Virtual Volunteering Project http://www.serviceleader.org/vv Here you'll find some project suggestions from the organizers of National Youth Service Day. Article 1: Virtual Volunteering Project Internet Volunteering: Anytime, Anywhere Source: Virtual Volunteering Project, http://www.serviceleader.org/ Charles A. Dana Center, University of Texas at Austin What Is Virtual Volunteering?

60. Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne Q Are policies and procedures for meeting special access needs of students withdisabilities the same in college as they are in high school? http://www.ipfw.edu/ssd/htmlversion/transition.html

D IPFW Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) Transition to College Links Legal Basis Transition to College About Access Access to Academics ... Contact Us Q: Are policies and procedures for meeting special access needs of students with disabilities the same in college as they are in high school? Q: Does IPFW have special admission standards for people with disabilities? A: No. Disability is not a factor of the admission decision; admission standards are the same for all. Q: How can an applicant for admission request special services and accommodations? A: SSD is not limited to serving students only. If an applicant for admission needs disability-related services at any step in the admissions and enrollment process information in accessible formats, sign-language interpretation, etc. assistance is available. Visit or write SSD at IPFW, 2101 Coliseum Blvd. East, Walb 113, Fort Wayne, IN 46805-1499; telephone: 260-481-6657 (voice/TTY). Q: Are students with disabilities required to take placement tests?

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