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Special Education

bulletBrain Connection
bullet College and University Special Education Pages
bulletDeaf Education
bulletERIC Clearinghouse on Disabilities and Gifted Education
bulletFederal Resource Center for Special Education
bullet Functional Behavioral Assessment
bulletGifted Resources Home Page
bulletGuiding Eyes for the Blind
bullet History of Special Education
bulletHoagies' Gifted Education Page
bullet International Special Needs Resources
bulletInternet Resources for Special Children
bulletInternet Resources for Special Educators
bullet LD students and math difficulties
bulletLD OnLine
bulletLD Teens (Teens Helping Teens)
bulletNational Center for Learning Disabilities
bullet National Center to Improve Practice in Special Education
bulletNEC*TAS (early childhood tech. assistance for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers under IDEA)
bullet Postsecondary Education Programs Network
bulletRecordings for the Blind & Dyslexic
bulletSchool Psychology Resources Online
bullet Special Education Regional Resource Centers
bulletSpecial Needs Opportunity Windows (SNOW)
bulletSpecial Needs Education Network
bulletThe Special Education Home Page
bullet University of Virginia Special Education Department

Associations

bulletBritish Association of Teachers of the Deaf
bulletChildren and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder
bulletInternational Dyslexia Society 
bulletLearning Disabilities Association
bulletNational Center for Learning Disabilities 
bulletThe Council for Exceptional Children
bulletTourette Syndrome Association

Legal Resources

bulletLinks to the Law (ERIC)
bullet SPED Law

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