Monthly Archive for June, 2007

Legal questions about RTI

If you’re interested in legal aspects of RTI, I’ve recently added the passouts from Perry Zirkel’s talk at CEC in April 2007 to the list of documents available from the day-long session on RTI that I hosted. Here’s a link.

Hawai’i doc studies

The University of Hawai’i at Manoa is offering assiatance to doctoral students interested in developing expertise in special education and one or more of the following areas: distance education, multi-cultural education, and evidence-based practices. Click on the this link to download a PDF with further information or contact Mary Jo Noonan: noonan at hawaii dot edu.

Light commentary

A friend of mine decided to enter a “public radio talent quest” by doing a piece on NCLB. It’s too late to enter the voting (and I found out too late as well), but you may get a kick out of his entry. This guy is not an educator, just a dad who works for the federal government in Montgomery County, MD. The audio clip is just two minutes long, so it won’t take long to listen to it, unless you’re like me and then start listening to other entries in the bunch.

So, go to: http://www.publicradioquest.com/node/1309




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