Federal Rules that Govern Inclusion
IDEIA 2004 Statue Changes
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This site
provides updated information for IDEIA 2004 Laws and Resources. This site has links
to all the statute changes in IDEIA 2004 and changes to
procedural safeguards. It is a good reference site for those who need current information
about the federal rules.
National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities (NICHCY)
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This
site has information concerning the new statute of laws governing special education.
Here readers can learn about the reauthorization of the
important piece of legislation and how it differs from IDEIA ‘97. There are training
manuals offered on this site as well.
Public Law 108-446
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This link is the Individuals with
Disabilities Education Improvement Act PL 108-446 in PDF format.
The National Early Childhood Technical Assistant Center (NECTAC)
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In
addition to other information this site explains what is necessary for a child to
be eligible under Part B of IDEIA 2004. The focus is on
eligible policies and practices for children who are served under Part B of IDEIA
2004. This paper also discusses IDEIA 1997 to 2004
improvements.
IDEIA Reauthorization Statue Alignment with the No Child Left Behind Act
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This site provides a simplified version of the IDEIA 2004 and
its alignment with the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB). Information is broken down
to bullet points and is very informative and simple to read.
National Early childhood Transition Center (NECTC)
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This site
holds valuable information on IDEIA 2004 and its relevance to Early Childhood Education.
Here are the guidelines and policies that states must
abide by in a useable form.
National Early childhood Transition Center (NECTC) (Power Point)
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This link holds a power point that may be helpful to
educate others about the new IDEIA 2004