With all of the information available on the Internet, how can an educator determine which websites and resources are not only valid but helpful without spending hours (hours she doesn't have to waste) exploring site after site?
In "The Big Book of Special Education Resources," Pierangelo and Giuliani offer a comprehensive collection of the best resources and organizations for busy educators that seek assistance in their search for:
o Information on specific disabilities
o Professional organizations
o Federal agencies
o Laws/legal issues
o Books/videos
o IEP information
o Inclusion strategies
o Resources/lesson plans
o University libraries
o Classroom materials
o Adaptive technology
o Medical information
o Transportation information
o Free materials
o Additional funding/grants
o Advocate groups
o Employment issues.
In "The Big Book of Special Education Resources," Pierangelo and Giuliani offer a comprehensive collection of the best resources and organizations for busy educators that seek assistance in their search for:
o Information on specific disabilities
o Professional organizations
o Federal agencies
o Laws/legal issues
o Books/videos
o IEP information
o Inclusion strategies
o Resources/lesson plans
o University libraries
o Classroom materials
o Adaptive technology
o Medical information
o Transportation information
o Free materials
o Additional funding/grants
o Advocate groups
o Employment issues.
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