The Law Dawg's Common Sense Guide to Special Education Law: Ten Steps Toward a More Effective Special Education Program
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The Law Dawg's Common Sense Guide to Special Education Law: Ten Steps Toward a More Effective Special Education Program
This Common Sense Guide offers a beacon of light to cut through the paperwork, procedures and process that often get in the way of good Special Education programming. Written by Jim Walsh, it is well grounded in the law, but aimed at educators in the classroom and on the campus who deal with day to day realities. This is an accessible and portable guide that is short on theory and long on practical application in conformity with the law. This is the new Second Edition.
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