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A special-education teacher is determined to make sure his students get a chance to attend space camp. Overcoming unbelievable odds, he achieves amazing results. Stars John Corbett and Jessy Schram. A Smile as Big as the Moon
Based on the hit Broadway play, it's the uplifting love story of John Leeds, an idealistic special education teacher, and a headstrong deaf girl named Sarah. Soon their teacher/student relationship blossoms into love. Children of a Lesser God
Located 20 minutes south of Lexington, Asbury College is a private,
residential, liberal arts institution committed to academic excellence and
spiritual vitality. Founded in 1890, the College offers 49 undergraduate
majors plus graduate programs in special education, teaching English as a
second language and alternative teacher certification programs in several
disciplines to approximately 1,300 students. To find out more visit www.asbury.edu
Asbury College: Podcasts
This video segment demonstrates how teachers should use special education strategies without the other students knowing about their special education needs. This video helps teachers to teach along with other teachers in their classroom. Special Education
Barrett Elementary was awarded a $10,000 Toyota science grant. The grant supports student participation in lessons that incorporate the Jason Project, NASA Explorer School experiences and the Virginia Standards of Learning in Science. Selected units culminate with the creation of video podcasts. Barrett teachers who are involved with the grant are Project Discovery teacher Laurie Sullivan, Communication arts teacher Renee Shaw, reading teacher Alison Salinas, ELL teacher Spencer Reisinger, special education teacher Amin Littman, & the students in the 4th grade classes of Lambert, Easley & Morse. Discovery Through a Scientific Lens
Parents, educators, and policymakers are invited to read our blog, download our publications, and listen to our podcasts regarding special education and how it affects families, taxpayers, and society at large as well as how everyone can work together to deliver sound educational services to children with disabilities in a way that benefits society as a whole. Making Special Education Actually Work
In 2004 my wife and I began seriously studying Internet marketing. We built a small website selling nutritional products -- CactusCanyon.com. We had great success with Cactus Canyon and began developing other online businesses as well.

Within a few years we were both able to quit our full-time jobs in education and now work from home! Kay was a special education teacher at the same school I worked at. Although we both enjoyed our jobs, we wanted more control and freedom over our day to day activities and, most of all, we wanted out of the “rat race” – the Internet worked perfectly into the equation. Even from our country home in Oklahoma, we had access to millions of potential customers on the Internet. We had created an enormous opportunity for ourselves!

I look forward to helping you get started with your own successful Internet business. My online businesses began with just a dream! What is your dream? Steve Weber | Blog Talk Radio Feed
Dr. Laura Riffel is the "Behavior Doctor". She has over 30 years of experience working with children in regular and special education Pre-K through high school. She also raised three successful children and she and her husband chose to live with an adult who happened to have autism, bi-polar condition, intellectual disabilities and obessive compulsive disorder. She shares insights about function behind behavior and gives tips on targeting the behavior and not the child. behaviordoctor | Blog Talk Radio Feed
A series of podcasts used to help teach high school special education students basic topics in biology, physics, chemistry, environmental science, and physical science. Pineo's Science Podcasts
The Vermont State I-Team is a State funded team of professionals and parents who provide consultative services to educators and families of students with intensive educational needs including severe multiple disabilities, dual sensory impairments and autism.
The Intensive Special Education (ISE) Endorsement Program is a 24-credit course sequence which will result in participants earning an endorsement in Intensive Special Education to add to their Vermont Special Education License. Vermont I-Team & ISE Endorsement Program News

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