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 | | What Every Principal Needs to Know About Special Education by Margaret J. McLaughlin, Victor Nolet ISBN-10: 9780761938316 ISBN-10: 0-7619-3831-1 ISBN-13: 9780761938316 ISBN-13: 978-0-7619-3831-6 Paperback 2003-12-16 Corwin Press Find Lowest Price |
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Product Description This excellent resource is designed to provide information that every principal needs in order to effectively educate students with disabilities. | ||
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What every principal needs to know about Special Education This product is a must have for principals, college students, general education teachers and special edcation teachers. It is explain so that all could understand even the most challenging issues pertaining to special education.It is a great reference that could be used by general education teachers,to become familiar with the many acronyms used in special education. | ||
A means to the worthy bottom line The collaborative work of educators and academicians Margaret J. McLaughlin and Victor Nolet, What Every Principal Needs To Know About Special Education is a foundational resource of basic information that every school principal needs to master with respect to overseeing special education students -- especially in this modern era of accountability imposed by the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act and the No Child Left Behind Act. Essential information concerning the legal foundations of special education; how to use data for school improvement; fostering an optimum learning climate; applicable features of effective special education practices, and a great deal more, present What Every Principal Needs To Know About Special Education as an excellent and "must-read" reference. A means to the worthy bottom line of how to get better education and better results for the special education students who need it most, What Every Principal Needs To Know About Special Education is highly recommended as a core addition to public school administrative reference shelves and reading lists. | ||