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Eric Tucker examines why students with disabilities must be centered in AI education policy, and what it would take to ensure emerging AI tools serve — rather than further disadvantage — learners with different needs.
Sarah Carr reports on a first-of-its-kind study finding that occupational, physical, and speech therapies delivered in early childhood produce measurable academic gains years later — with implications for when and how schools identify children's needs.
Can you homeschool a child with an IEP? Do you keep special ed services? The answers depend on your state — this guide untangles the key questions.
A comprehensive resource hub for parents of children with learning and thinking differences including dyslexia, ADHD, and twice-exceptional profiles. Offers expert articles, personalized recommendations, and community support to help families navigate school systems and alternative education options.
A practical guide for families considering homeschooling a child with IEP-qualifying disabilities or chronic health conditions, covering legal rights and IDEA protections, designing an individualized curriculum, community resources, and how to access public school services like speech therapy while homeschooling.
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