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Kristin Whiting has been a special needs teacher and administrator for over 20 years. She loves her job and makes a difference every day.
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School Community Tool Kit | Autism Speaks
Here is another great resource from Autism Speaks which is designed for “Regular” classroom teachers and administrations which talks about Autism and providing accomodations and services for children on the spectrum. School Community Tool Kit | Autism Speaks.
Posted in Autism, Community Resources, Public Law 94-142, Student and Parent Rights, Writing IEPs
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