SOME SPECIAL EDUCATION SITES YOU MAY WISH TO VISIT:

Selected by Cleborne D. Maddux, Ph.D.
Department of Counseling and Educational Psychology
The University of Nevada, Reno

 visits to this site since March 15, 1999.

Visit the ACADEMIC SOFTWARE INCORPORATED HOME PAGE. This company produces and markets assistive technology such as switches and other adaptive devices.

Click here to visit the Academic Software Incorporated Home Page

Visit the ADD RESOURCES HOME PAGE, a page sponsored by a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping find information about attention deficit disorders.

Click here to visit the ADD Resources Home Page

Visit THE AMERICAN ADADEMY OF ALLERGY, ASTHMA, AND IMMUNOLOGY HOME PAGE for information on these disabilities, and for links to dozens of related sites for additional information.

Click here to visit the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology Home Page

Visit the AMERICAN ACADEMY OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY for information on severe emotional disturbance and\or behavior disorders, and for links to related sites.

Click here to visit the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Home Page

Visit the AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OPTHALMOLOGY HOME PAGE for information about the eye and eye disorders as well as links to many related sites. For a great discussion of amblyopia, strabismus, cataracts, eye injuries, and other disorders of childhood, go to this page and click on "Public Information." Then, scroll down and click on "Eye Conditions of the Young."

Click here to visit the American Academy of Opthalmology Home Page

Visit the ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY ON-LINE HOME PAGE for information and links to some of the best disability-related sites, both for assistive technology and for general disability issues.

Click here to visit the Assistive Technology On-Line Home Page

Visit the ASSOCIATED SERVICES FOR THE BLIND HOME PAGE for information about visual impairment and links to many other related sites.

Click here to visit the Associated Services for the Blind Home Page

Visit the AUTISM RESOURCES HOME PAGE for links to a host of sites related to autism.

Click here to visit the Autism Resources Home Page

Visit the Canadian Government page entitled AWARENESS OF CHRONIC HEALTH CONDITIONS: WHAT THE TEACHER SHOULD KNOW for practical information about a host of childhood conditions.

Click here to visit the page entitled Awareness of Chronic Health Conditions: What the Teacher Should Know.

Visit the BARKLY MEMORIAL CENTER PARAEDUCATOR SELF-STUDY PROGRAM for a series of lessons on special education. You can also take tests and receive scores. Be sure to click on UNIT I and then on the PRETEST link at the top of the page, and take the pretest.

Click here to visit the Barkly Memorial Center Paraeducator Self-Study Program

Visit THE CYSTIC FIBROSIS HOME PAGE for information about cystic fibrosis and links to related sites.

Click here to visit the Cystic Fibrosis Home Page

Visit the CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER HOME PAGE for information about Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and for links to related pages. (Once there, scroll down to DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION PUBLICATIONS, then scroll down and click under ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER: WHAT TEACHERS SHOULD KNOW.)

Click here to visit the Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder Home Page

Visit the CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER HOME PAGE for information and links to other sites related to medical conditions. After you reach this home page, be sure to scroll down and click on MULTIMEDIA TUTORIALS FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES. You can then choose to view excellent tutorials on ASTHMA, CEREBRAL PALSY, CYSTIC FIBROSIS, DIABETES, AND OTITIS MEDIA.

Click here to visit the Children's Medical Center Home Page

Visit the list of DISABILITY-SPECIFIC WEB SITES. This is an alphabetized list of links to sites dealing with a wide variety of disabilities from ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY to STROKE.

Click here to visit the list of Disability-Specific Web Sites

Visit the DISCIPLINE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENTS PAGE. This page, maintained by the Community Alliance for Special Education (CASE) and Protection and Advocacy, Inc. provides information often requested about disciplinary procedures in special education.

Click here to visit the Discipline of Special Education Students Page

Visit the University of Virginia's special education page on EFFECTIVE TEACHING TECHNIQUES. Developed by the Curry School of Education, this page has many discipline-specific techniques to offer.

Click here to visit the Effective Teaching Techniques Page

Visit the INTERNET RESOURCES FOR SPECIAL CHILDREN HOME PAGE for categorized links to other disability-related sites including some on rare diseases and conditions.

Click here to visit theInternet Resources for Special Children Home Page

Visit JIM LUBIN'S DISABILITY RESOURCES PAGE. This is one of the best compendiums of disability resources on the Web containing hundreds of disability-related links sorted by category.

Click here to visit Jim Lubin's Disability Resources Page

Visit the KIDSOURCE ONLINE DISABILITIES PAGE. This page lists sites related to physical disability and to other disabilities. Each site is rated with a star system from one to five stars.

Click here to visit the Kidsource Online Disabilities Page

Visit the LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA HOME PAGE. This is the Web site for the major advocacy organization for people with learning disabilities.

Click here to visit the home page of the Learning Disabilities Association of American

Visit the MENTAL HEALTH INFORMATION LINK provided as a public service by PyschologyNet. This list contains over hundreds of links to information about various aspects of mental health organized by topic.

Click here to visit the Mental Health Information Link

Visit the MERCAZ HARMONY ONLINE HOME PAGE for a unique look at inclusion in a special school in Israel. This preschool consists of four classes. Each class of about 15 students includes five or six students with disabilities.

Click here to visit the Mercaz Harmony Online Home Page

Visit the NATIONAL CENTER TO IMPROVE PRACTICE IN SPECIAL EDUCATION HOME PAGE. This page contains discussion forums, a library, video profiles, links to other special education-related sites, and much more.

Click here to visit the NATIONAL CENTER TO IMPROVE PRACTICE IN SPECIAL EDUCATION HOME PAGE

Visit the NEVADA UNIVERSITY AFFILIATED PROGRAM IN DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES HOME PAGE for information and resources on developmental disabilities for family members, consumers, professionals, students, policy makers, and other interested parties.

Click here to visit the NEVADA UNIVERSITY AFFILIATED PROGRAM IN DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES HOME PAGE

Visit the OTHER SITES ON THE WEB INTERESTED IN PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES page. This site, maintained by Mt. San Antonio College, contains hundreds of links organized in 15 categories related to disabilities.

Click here to visit the OTHER SITES ON THE WEB INTERESTED IN PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES page

Visit the PARENTS HELPING PARENTS HOME PAGE, a FREE public service that provides a searchable on-line human services resource directory with a focus on the needs of children; condition & disability files and shareware; and much more.

Click here to visit the PARENTS HELPING PARENTS HOME PAGE

Visit PITSCO'S LAUNCH TO SPECIAL EDUCATION RESOURCES for a large number of links to sites related to special education.

Click here to visit PITSCO'S LAUNCH TO SPECIAL EDUCATION RESOURCES

Visit THE REACTIVE HYPOGLYCEMIA HOME PAGE for a discussion of symptoms and treatment for hypoglycemia and for links to other, related sites.

Click here to visit the REACTIVE HYPOGLYCEMIA HOME PAGE

Visit SERI: SPECIAL EDUCATION RESOURCES ON THE INTERNET for a categorized and annotated list of disability-related sites.

Click here to visit SERI: SPECIAL EDUCATION RESOURCES ON THE INTERNET

Visit THE SPECIAL EDUCATION LAW HOME PAGE for basic legal information of use to special educators, parents and their advisors in meeting federal and state requirements for the education of students with disabilities. Includes the complete text of IDEA and other laws and includes links to other disability-related sites.

Click here to visit the Special Ed Law Home Page

Visit THE SPECIAL EDUCATION RESOURCES ON THE WEB PAGE for a variety of sites that relate to Learning Styles and Special Education.

Click here to visit the Special Education Resources on the Web Page

Visit the UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA'S GENERAL SPECIAL EDUCATION PAGE. It contains a variety of links to pages on special education history, notable individuals, interventions, etc.

Click here to visit the University of Virginia's Curry School of Education General Special Education Page

Visit the UNTANGLING THE WEB-ANSWERING THE QUESTION 'WHERE CAN I GO TO FIND DISABILITY-RELATED INFORMATION PAGE. This Web Page was constructed by Steven L. Fullmer at the West Virginia Rehabilitation Research & Training Center, and it contains one of the most extensive sets of links to disability sites available. It you are looking for information on a disability-related topic, you'll find a link here.

Click here to visit the DISABILITY-RELATED INFORMATION PAGE

Visit the UPSIDE Down Syndrome HOME PAGE, maintained for an informal society of individuals, parents, and friends involved with the world of Down Syndrome. Contains pictures and short narrative profiles of Down Syndrome children as well as information and links to other Down Syndrome sites.

Click here to visit the UPSIDE DOWN SYNDROME HOME PAGE

Visit the YAHOO SPECIAL EDUCATION RESOURCES PAGE for access to YAHOO's well-known database of dozens of disability-related sites.

Click here to visit the YAHOO SPECIAL EDUCATION RESOURCES PAGE.

Failed to find a Home Page above that deals with your particular interest?

You need to use a "SEARCH ENGINE" or a "WEB DIRECTORY" to help you find what you want. A search engine is an automated Web site that allows you to type in a topic. The search engine then searches a database to see if any Home Pages deal with that topic. If so, you can click on the name of that page and go there. Directories are similar, but real people have actually looked at each site listed, and categorized it. My favorites are AltaVista, and Google, because of their huge databases and powerful search algorithms. Another good resource is Northern Light, because, you can locate and, for a fee, download copyrighted journal and magazine articles.

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