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| Special Education Law (2nd Edition)
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Edition: 2
Author: Nikki L. Murdick, Barbara C. Gartin, Terry Lee C
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Release Date: 2006-02-10
ISBN-10: 0131175718
ISBN-13: 9780131175716
List Price: $39.00
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With IDEA 2004 and its accompanying regulations as its foundation, this readable book provides the most up-to-date and accurate information on the laws impacting the field of special education today. This comprehensive book enables teachers and other special educators to examine current legislation from a historical perspective, and provides the reader with an opportunity to understand the evolving nature of special education legislation and how it is interpreted by case law. The second edition of Special Education Law has expanded its utility by adding additional content, including: *A new chapter, "Discipline Concerns," focuses on the most frequently cited controversial issue in education today. This chapter on the consequences of undesirable behavior discusses zero tolerance, determination manifestation, and interim alternative educational settings.* An expanded chapter on program development covering Individual Family Services Plans (IFSPs), the extended school year, as well as Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) *A discussion of the legal requirements under the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), and how this law intersects with the requirements of IDEA 2004, impacting the practicalities of special education *More content tied directly to the standards and competencies of the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC), Interstate New Teacher Assessment and Support Consortium (INTASC), and PRAXISTM *More pedagogy. The authors have included reflection questions for extending discussion at the end of every chapter, additional case briefs, and relevant websites for further exploration.
When you need to know the laws
| Customer Rating: | | I purchased this book for a graduate course. It might be the most comprehensive law book available for special education. This book explains the history of why we have special education law and then goes on to explain where we currently are and why. When you need to know the laws, this is your reference. |
Great resource, and easy to read
| Customer Rating: | This is a good basic introduction to the complicated area of special education law. The principals are discussed and illustrated in real life situations. Relevance to IDEA, ADA, and NCLB are integrated. This is a great resource for teachers and parents of special needs children.
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