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Advocating in schools for children with disabilities: what's new with IDEA?(Individuals with Disabilities Education Act )
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Social Work
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July 1, 2003| Author:
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All social workers who work with children and families, regardless of their practice setting, should be aware of the important educational rights to which children with disabilities and their families are entitled. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (P.L. 101-476), one of the most sweeping laws protecting children with disabilities, was substantially amended in 1997, and its regulatory provisions became legally effective in October 1999. This article provides information about the requirements of the law and the impact of those changes on children's educational rights. The ...
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