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The following site will highlight current events in Special
Education, as well
as post any important information for professionals and families
alike. If you have any event that you would like to post
on this web site, please contact the
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Florida International University (FIU) is
offering Project Impress:
Integrated
Middle
grade Preparation
Reaching
Exceptional
Secondary
Students. Project IMPRESS is designed to improve the education of secondary exceptional education students. |
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The award-winning author, David
Baldacci, has created a foundation to support family literacy.
Please log on to listen to him
discuss literacy on the American Speech-Language-Hearing
Association's newest podcast. To
listen, visit:
www.asha.org/podcast.
The Wish You Well Foundation,
created by David Baldacci and his wife, supports family literacy
by fostering and promoting the development of new and existing
literacy and educational programs. The foundation has supported
more than 40 programs across the country.
http://www.wishyouwellfoundation.org/index.htm
As quoted by Mr. Baldacci:
"The work they do and the work all teachers do
is critically important; there's probably no more important job in
the world," says Baldacci of the work of audiologists,
speech-language pathologists and teachers.
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The Parent
Training and Information Center for Central & Northeast Florida
is excited to
announce a new online message board and chat room on their website at
www.CFLparents.org Parents can meet and talk with other parents of children with disabilities! Visit the new chat room every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month for informal online chats about various subjects related to the IEP process. Also, visit on the 3rd Wednesday of each month as they host guest speakers who will answer questions on various topics. Download the flyer for additional information.
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An Assistive Technology Training is available to any interested employees by Denise Marshall, Division of Blind Services Trainer. The training is FREE on a variety of adaptive technologies for students who are blind or visually impaired. |
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