Special Education History, Qualification, And Services
by Brent Daigle, Ph.D.
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nallyj1
Wow! Thanks! We're pretty proud of our work, too, as well as yours. We're very appreciative of the ability to share your content with our RSS subscribers and visitors to our site. It helps us better educate parents, education professionals, and concerned taxpayers alike.
Special ed issues impact everyone, even if only fiscally. People tend not to realize that and, instead, regard special ed issues as a special interest that impacts a tiny minority of the population. But, when you look at the costs of not providing special ed that the taxpayers would otherwise have to bear and then compare them against the relatively lower costs of providing it, it becomes clear that even people who have no contact with children with special needs are still fiscally better off if we as a nation provide special ed in a compliant manner than not.
Everything you do that explains how special ed is supposed to work helps the public make better, more informed decisions about how the money earmarked for special ed should be spent. You are educating more people than just your students at Mercer by publishing your content on Slideshare - you're educating the world. Thank you for all that you do.
Anne M. Zachry
CEO, KPS4Parents, Inc. 3 years ago