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ABA - Applied Behavior Analysis - Behavior Management in Special Education
Learn about applied behavior analysis in special education programs. Lear what it is and how it is used to help children with behavioral problems and disabilities.

Abstract Reasoning
Learn about abstract reasoning, what it is, and why it is important in special education assessment.

Accommodation Plans - How Accommodation Plans Help Your Child Learn
Accommodation plans are important for children identified with learning disabilities and other types of disabilities under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act or Section 504. Learn what accommodation plans are and why they are critically important to your child's education.

ADD - Attention Deficit Disorder without Hyperactivity
Learn about attention deficit disorders without hyperactivity, what they are and how they affect learning.

The Americans with Disabilities Act - The ADA and Students with Disabilities
The The Americans with Disabilities Act can impact your child's educational program in public schools. Learn more about the law, what it involves, and how it may apply to your child's special education program.

Appropriate Education - As Defined by Section 504
Learn how Section 504 defines appropriate education. Find out the requirements and limits of Section 504 in public schools.

Average
Learn about the term 'average' and what it means. Discover how it is calculated and how it is used in assessment in special education programs.

What is a Behavior Plan?
Learn about behavior plans, what they are, and how they are used reduce problem behaviors and increase desired behaviors in schools.

Concrete Reasoning
Read about concrete reasoning. Learn what it is and why it is important in special education assessment.

Criterion-Referenced Tests
Learn about criterion-referenced tests, what they are, and why they are used.