This book is a complete resource guide for finding information on organizations, specific disabilities, websites, professional organizations, books, materials, laws and legal issues, federal agencies, university libraries, transportation issues, computer and technology resources, free materials, employment issues, and much more. Includes addresses, telephone numbers, and Internet addresses for all topics and areas covered in Special Education. Provides a short but accurate definition for each disability mentioned. For special educators, general teachers, parents, school administrators, and students with disabilities.
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This book is a complete resource guide for finding information on organizations, specific disabilities, websites, professional organizations, books, materials, laws and legal issues, federal agencies, university libraries, transportation issues, computer and technology resources, free materials, employment issues, and much more. Includes addresses, telephone numbers, and Internet addresses for all topics and areas covered in Special Education. Provides a short but accurate definition for each disability mentioned. For special educators, general teachers, parents, school administrators, and students with disabilities.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Special Education Yellow Pages,
By Caroline Holland (Clovis, New Mexico) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Special Education Yellow Pages, The (Spiral-bound)
I am a parent of a severely disabled 10 month old girl. I received a copy of the yellow pages through a college professor that thought it might be helpful for me. These are the yellow pages that every household with a disability issue should own. There is comprehensive coverage of every resource one might need throughout a lifetime. Since my daughters birth I have had more questions than answers, and I desperately searched on the internet, and fumbled through thousands of meaningless pages. These yellow pages provide addresses, phone numbers and webpages for any resource I am looking for. It is definetely easier to use than the regular yellow pages and it is filled with useful information. I will keep this book handy in my household, and I am sure that it will be referred to often. I plan on recommending it to my daughters pediatrician, Child Medical Service Provider and her Neurologist, and any other key people involved in dealing with disabilities. Anybody that deals with special people should own these yellow pages. Let your fingers do the walking!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Great book with a lot of mistakes,
By A Customer
This review is from: Special Education Yellow Pages, The (Spiral-bound)
This book was recommended to my by a professor. When I received the manual I started searching some of the sites. Many of them are out dated and no longer exhist. I also found a lot of spelling and typing errors. The book is a great resource but an updated version would be nice.
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