Title: Top 10 Books on Special Education for Educators that Parents Might Want to Read – California Special Needs Law Group
Headings: Top 10 Books on Special Education for Educators that Parents Might Want to Read
Top 10 Books on Special Education for Educators that Parents Might Want to Read
1. Wrightslaw: Special Education
2. Better IEPs
3. How the Special Needs Brain Learns
4. The Complete Guide to Special Education
5. The IEP from A to Z
6. Including Students with Severe and Multiple Disabilities in Typical Classrooms
7. The Mislabeled Child
8. Lost at School
9. Case Studies in Assessment of Students with Disabilities
10. Misdiagnosis and Dual Diagnoses of Gifted Children and Adults
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Content: It takes an actional, education-oriented approach to the material, making it a great resource for parents who are in a dispute with their school district over their child’s education. 3. How the Special Needs Brain Learns
David A. Sousa gets into the thought processes and learning methods that are typical for special needs children. Not only is this book helpful for parents looking to understand how their children learn, but it’s something teachers should look to when creating lesson plans. 4. The Complete Guide to Special Education
This book is resource for teachers which covers not only special education policies as well, but also how parents experience the special education process. Whether or not the book directly relates to your personal experience, it aims to teach teachers how to deal with parents, and as such can be great diplomatic guide when in talks with a school district. 5. The IEP from A to Z
This is another book that encourages special education teachers to work with parents, and thus is something that parents can look to when trying to understand the perspective of the educator during due process. Working together will make sure that your child is getting the best and most individualized education that will help them succeed in school.