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Special Educational Needs Monday 30th September 2013, Central London Chaired by Lorraine Peterson OBE, Chief Executive Officer, nasen About the event: This conference comes as the Government implements the most radical changes to Special Educational...

AbleNet’s powerful Action Dictionary eBook provides guidance on how to effectively use assistive technology in the classroom to include students with disabilities into lessons being taught to meet Common Core State Standards.

Texthelp Inc., provider of award-winning literacy software solutions, today announced the release of iReadWrite (http://www.texthelp.com/north-america/ireadwrite/) for the iPad.

In spite of budget cuts and NCLB, PRIDE Learning Center in Los Angeles, California thrives as Special Education students and parents search outside the school districts for help.

Capita’s National Special Educational Needs Conference prepares you for the Government’s most radical reform to the SEND system for 30 years. Keynote: Matthew Hopkinson, Assistant Director, Special Educational Needs and Disability, DfE

The Goodwill L.I.F.E. Academy, a special needs charter school in Fort Myers, is hosting a "Treasure Sale" to raise money for the school's community-based instruction program. The sale starts Wednesday, October 17, 2012, and concludes on October 19.

A web version of early autism intervention program iLearnNEarn is up and running now for IE users who do not have, or do not want to use, the iPad, iPhone or Android phones.

WebTeam Corporation Digitizes Eden's Expertise To Deliver Powerful Assessment Tool For Infants And Toddlers On The Autism Spectrum.

The Golden Soldiers, Inc. today announced Mademoizell, a European cross-over artist will be performing live at BIG DAY OUT, a carnival to honor children with special needs on June 2, 2012.

Door of Hope collaborates with local teacher to raise awareness of high incidence of abuse of disabled students.

The first standards-based Pre-Algebra & Pre-Geometry math curriculum for students with disabilities. Aligned to State Standards and Common Core Standards for mathematics.

AbleNet Editions Book Sets aim to increase understanding of math, science and non-fiction topics for all students. Differentiated instructional materials also provided for the needs of students with disabilities in special education classrooms.

Special Educational Needs Monday 30th September 2013, Central London Chaired by Lorraine Peterson OBE, Chief Executive Officer, nasen About the event: This conference comes as the Government implements the most radical changes to Special Educational...

Student Rights Attorneys is a firm that has been dedicated to providing legal assistance for disabled students and their families who need special education programs since 1999.

AbleNet’s powerful Action Dictionary eBook provides guidance on how to effectively use assistive technology in the classroom to include students with disabilities into lessons being taught to meet Common Core State Standards.

ALDEBARAN ROBOTICS, the creator of the NAO humanoid robot, has launched the ASK NAO Initiative, where ASK stands for Autism Solution for Kids.

Texthelp Inc., provider of award-winning literacy software solutions, today announced the release of iReadWrite (http://www.texthelp.com/north-america/ireadwrite/) for the iPad.

Center honors special education teacher for her 25 Years of volunteer service helping children with visual impairments.

Students using AbleNet’s Equals Mathematics Program, developed for students in special education, showed significant gains in math skills in just one year.

The recently launched web version of iLearnNEarn can accommodate more autistic students at virtually no cost, giving teachers and therapists a powerful, all-in-one special education tool, say WebTeam Corporation and Rangam Consultants, Inc.

AbleNet’s Action Dictionary, a guide to differentiated instruction for special education teachers is now available on iBookstore.

The law firm of Sussan & Greenwald will present Protecting the “Protections” of Children with Special Needs on Wednesday, November 14, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. at the Sheraton Hotel in Eatontown, NJ.

In spite of budget cuts and NCLB, PRIDE Learning Center in Los Angeles, California thrives as Special Education students and parents search outside the school districts for help.

Parents of children with Autism are invited to attend the free seminar, "How to Maintain Services after the Change in the DSM" at the Sheraton Eatontown Hotel in Eatontown, NJ on November 7, 2012 at 7:00 p.m.

Capita’s National Special Educational Needs Conference prepares you for the Government’s most radical reform to the SEND system for 30 years. Keynote: Matthew Hopkinson, Assistant Director, Special Educational Needs and Disability, DfE

Free seminar, "Assessing Your Child’s Educational Program: What Parents of Children with Special Needs Should Know About Standardized Testing" willbe held on Thursday, November 1, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. at the Sheraton Eatontown in Eatontown, NJ.

The Goodwill L.I.F.E. Academy, a special needs charter school in Fort Myers, is hosting a "Treasure Sale" to raise money for the school's community-based instruction program. The sale starts Wednesday, October 17, 2012, and concludes on October 19.

A web version of early autism intervention program iLearnNEarn is up and running now for IE users who do not have, or do not want to use, the iPad, iPhone or Android phones.

Attorney Julie Weatherly to prepare districts’ legal representatives for the future

AbleNet has joined forces with Scholastic (NASDAQ: SCHL), and will be adapting Scholastic News Grade 2® for elementary students and Scholastic News Grades 5/6® for secondary students in special education.

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AbleNet releases its new 2012-2013 Special Education catalog featuring assistive technology and curriculum solutions designed for students with disabilities. Included in this edition are several new products.

WebTeam Corporation Digitizes Eden's Expertise To Deliver Powerful Assessment Tool For Infants And Toddlers On The Autism Spectrum.

AbleNet introduces an updated special education curriculum catalog featuring new products.

Capita’s 3rd National Special Educational Needs Conference is taking place on Monday 24th September in Central London

AbleNet introduces its new Focus on STEM non-fiction classroom library with adapted classroom activities and instruction for special education.

The 33rd Annual LRP’s National Institute on Legal Issues of Educating Individuals with Disabilities® provided the latest legal strategies and best practices.

The Golden Soldiers, Inc. today announced Mademoizell, a European cross-over artist will be performing live at BIG DAY OUT, a carnival to honor children with special needs on June 2, 2012.

AbleNet’s Equals Mathematics curriculum was named as an AEP Awards finalist. Winners to be announced in June.

Innovations from AbleNet like Freehand and Step-by-Step GamePlay provide access to technology and learning to persons with disabilities.

The law firm of Sussan & Greenwald will present a free seminar for families of students with special needs entitled “What Does the School District Owe My Child?” at 7:00 PM on Wednesday, April 25, 2012 at the Courtyard Marriott, Mt. Laurel, NJ.

About a year ago New Horizon Academy began to use the ez Write curriculum in several of their early childhood centers. Because of the success they had with ez Write they have now added the curriculum to all 52 of their pre-school centers.

AbleNet’s Equals Mathematics Curriculum provides achievement with higher expectations in math instruction for students with mild, moderate and severe disabilities.

The public is invited to attend a Peruvian art/cocktail party fundraiser on May 17 in Manhattan for Manos Unidas Peru, founder of the 1st private school for special education in Cusco. Serving about 100 students with Autism and different abilities.

As iDevices provide assistive technology benefits, AbleNet increases access by providing accessories and app solutions.

Programs Like Life Development Institute Help with the Transition to Adulthood

The law firm of Sussan & Greenwald will present a free seminar for families of students with special needs entitled “What Does the School District Owe My Child?” at 7:00 PM on Tuesday, March 27, 2012 at the Sheraton Hotel in Eatontown, NJ.

AbleNet Launches AbleNet University to Provide Assistive Technology and Special Education Curricular Program Training

Staci J. Greenwald, Esq. appeared on Special Needs Talk Radio Network discussing the pro’s and cons parents must consider in determining whether a public or private school program is right for their child with special needs.

The Spina Bifida Resource Network announces a no-cost night of family water fun at Sahara Sam's Oasis- register today!

Sporting and soap superstars this week paid tribute to the hard work of Treloar School students. Treloar school and college provides education fro physically disabled children and young people, at its site in Hampshire in the UK.

Wayne, NJ Family members of students with special needs along with Educators in the field are cordially invited to tour Benway School’s new “State-of-the-Art” facility, located at 620 Valley Road, on Friday, October 21st, from 12:30 to 3:00 PM.

Goodwill L.I.F.E. Academy students will sell decorated pumpkins, fall candleholders and centerpieces, roasted pumpkin seeds and dog biscuits at a fall pumpkin sale fundraiser on October 19 & 20, 2011.

A new study led by professors from Claremont Graduate University's School of Educational Studies warns that the United States is on track for a dramatic shortage of qualified PhDs in the special education field in the next five years and beyond.

Door of Hope collaborates with local teacher to raise awareness of high incidence of abuse of disabled students.

Attorneys from Sussan & Greenwald (S&G) will participate in the 7th Annual Family Services of New Jersey Beach Bash.

The first standards-based Pre-Algebra & Pre-Geometry math curriculum for students with disabilities. Aligned to State Standards and Common Core Standards for mathematics.

AbleNet Editions Book Sets aim to increase understanding of math, science and non-fiction topics for all students. Differentiated instructional materials also provided for the needs of students with disabilities in special education classrooms.

Communication aids like TalkTrac are great companion for individuals with autism at home, at school and around the community.

The prize is designed to increase the visibility and knowledge of assistive technology for parents of children with disabilities.

Easy-tech tools such as communication aids provide powerful support and control for individuals with disabilities at home, school and around the community.