Tips, news bites, product reviews, and people in the news for professional and family caregivers who want to keep up with the world of dementia care.

Maintained by a Chicago Illinois attorney and parent of a child with special needs. It focuses on advocacy advice and case studies but covers topics including diagnostic testing and assistive technology.

A source for current news and opinion about effective teaching focusing on children with special education needs.

Thoughts on bringing teaching to a new level.

The future of education for students who are ""different.

Parents of disabled children face a gauntlet of added obstacles that can try the resolve and resources of even the strongest families. But navigating the complex medical, educational, occupational, and social issues can be made easier with the right infor

Thoughts, commentary and analysis on TeachTown and autism spectrum disorders.

The diary of a mother with two special needs children. Education, health, disability and daily live issues discussed on a regular basis.

My life in a world of exceptionalities.

A fresh look at special education law. Jim Gerl is a frequent speaker on special ed law topics. He has presented at many national and regional conferences, given interviews in various publications and he has consulted with a number of state education agen

Special education blog.

Concerning emotional and behavioral disorders of children and youths. In the US, this area of special education is often referred to as ""emotional disturbance,"" but we're using the term EBD, as that one is more clearly descriptive and preferred by many

The personal blog of Claudia Rinaldi, Ph.D.

Resources and ideas for teachers of learners with severe, profound, intensive, significant, complex or multiple special needs.

Passions: Effective parenting and education, learning disabilities, non-profit management, horses, and fun!

The chronicle of mothering a child born special.

LD Blog provides news and commentary on learning disabilities and associated difficulties.

In addition to news and commentaries about issues in special education, Spedpro provides a forum for professionals to communicate about other issues.

A veteran emotional disabilities teacher contemplates the challenges and joys of teaching in a 30 kid, self-contained special ed program.

The day to day experiences of Emily, a young special education teacher teaching for her first year at an elementary school in Columbus, MO, while completing her Fellows program.