Early Childhood

This is a recorded webinar and is only available online. How do you know if a child is truly being included? What does a fully inclusive classroom look like? When schools have embraced inclusion, how are they different from traditional schools? This...

This is a recorded webinar and is only available online. The adoption of the Common Core State Standards demands that we write Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) very differently from how we have in the past. This webinar will describe how IEPs...

This is not the usual book for parents of children with disabilities, about a child's "problems" and how to "fix" them! Instead, this book demonstrates that the presence of a disability is not a barrier to success. Aren't you ready for new ways of...

This is a recorded webinar and is only available online. The vision for inclusive education is based on the belief that all children have the right to be welcomed into general education classes in their neighborhood schools and that no child has to earn...

This is a recorded webinar and is only available online. The roles of speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists are very different in inclusive schools. Instead of focusing on remediating students’ deficits, they shift their...

With Forewords by Dan Habib & Paula Kluth For students with disabilities, including those with complex support needs, inclusion means more than just physical presence in a classroom—it means valued membership and full participation in a...

This is a recorded webinar and is only available online. When students with disabilities have no friends we need to look beyond that student’s characteristics to the classroom and school cultures that may be unintentionally setting students apart...

This is a recorded webinar and is only available online. This webinar will describe two planning processes for determining the supports that students need to participate in the same general education instruction as their classmates without disabilities...