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Please note: This is not an exhaustive list of resources, and we will continue to add more as they become known to us.
Community Involvement Persons with Developmental Disabilities ~ This is a website that makes sure that Adults with disabilities are a part of the community. It also helps them with gaining employment. EducationGuide to Education for Students with Special Needs ~ Students with special needs, including those who are gifted and talented, require specialized learning opportunities in order to receive the best education.
cation ~ This is a government website thatdeals with Standards for Special Education, the rights of childrenwith special needs to an education, funding, etc. Education fromKindergarten to Grade 12.Special Education Index ~ This site is of interest in Special Education, Career/Life Transitions and Special Education Technology etc.
Boards of Education ~ A site created by the University of Toronto to link you to any school board in any province.
Special Education Review ~ Students with special needs, including those who are gifted and talented, require specialized learning opportunities. The department initiated a Special Education Review in March, 2000 to review the delivery of special education programs and services, looking for ways to streamline administrative processes and reduce any unnecessary paper work for school boards.
Standards of Special Education ~ This document outlines the requirements for school boards regarding the delivery of education programming and services to students with special needs in grades 1 - 12.
Special Education Coding Criteria 2005/06 ~ School authorities will use the following Alberta Education coding criteria to determine whether a child or student has a disabling condition/delay or is gifted and talented. These children or students require an adapted or modified educational program to meet their special education needs. An Individualized Program Plan (IPP) is mandatory for any child or student with special education needs who is identified and coded using these criteria. Individualized Program Planning ~ Revision of Book 3 in the Programming for Students with Special Needs series.
Early Childhood Special Education ~ This document outlines for school authorities and parents the standards for the provision of educational programming and services to children with special education needs who are eligible under Early Childhood Services (ECS) Policy 1.1.3. In Alberta a school authority includes school jurisdictions, private ECS operators, and funded private schools. In all cases the school authority must be approved by Alberta Education to provide an ECS program.
Designated Special Education Private Schools ~ A designated special education private school is a private school that serves students with special needs including those who are diagnosed as having mild, moderate or severe disabilities.
French Immersion for Students with Special Needs ~ Students with special needs are entitled to appropriate quality education that will allow them to develop to their full potential and be self-reliant, responsible, caring and contributing members of society. The French immersion program can provide this quality education to special needs students when instruction is tailored to meet individual needs.
Financial Assistance Support for Children with Disabilities ~ Services to assist Alberta families who have Children with Disabilities (RCD) Support includes specific financial benefits, information and referral, as well as helping parents obtain and co-ordinate required services. This also gives you the steps and contact numbers to getting started. Family Support for Children with Disabilities Act ~ The Act; provides supports to families including while their child is awaiting a formal diagnosis; recognizes the needs of families, not just the needs of the child; promotes better co-ordination and integration of services; improves families’ access to information; r ecognizes families as partners in the planning and decision-making process regarding services that will best meet their needs; ensures greater consistency in families’ access to support and services across the province; recognizes and respects the ability and responsibility of families as the primary source of care and support for their child.
Government Canada Benefits ~ This is the Canadian Government website for disability. Click on the province that you want, then on a the "I am..." a person with a disability, then click on the disability connection. Alberta Human Rights and Citizenship Commission ~ The purpose of the Act is to ensure all Albertans are offered an equal opportunity to earn a living, find a place to live and enjoy services customarily available to the public without discrimination.
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Children with Special Needs ~ This site gives you a range of different services for children with special needs from agency contacts, speech and language, adult services, individualized funding, schooling and other programs. Just follow the link that applies to you. Special Needs Resources ~ This catalogue is an annotated list of resources in special education. It is arranged by subject area and includes ordering information.
Disability Weblinks ~ Links you to information about programs, services and contacts anywhere in Canada.
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