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Comment on Autism by Stacey Bencivengo

Stacey Bencivengo — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 16:40:59 +0000

My son is 6 years old and has Autism. I am very sceptible about the education he is receiving. I do not think that the Brookfield school system can handle the autistic children in their school. I would like to place my child in private school.
My phone # is 203-448-0692
Thank you

Comment on School Bullying Lawyer: Legal Options to Help Your Child by beth cheney

beth cheney — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 19:39:17 +0000

need help for my 12 yr old with cerebral palsy being harrassed at school

Comment on School Bullying Lawyer: Legal Options to Help Your Child by googleheimer

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Comment on What to Do After PPT Meetings in Connecticut by diane schneeloch

diane schneeloch — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 19:25:10 +0000

How long after you receive PPT/IEP in mail does parents have to send in addendum or part of the file because you disagree on some parts.

Thank you,
Diane

Comment on Seminar on Special Education Law, Fairfield, CT by Tonette Shilleh

Tonette Shilleh — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 09:08:52 +0000

Education is definately a vital field, because everything in civilization relies on education and learning. I saw that on a website someplace — a non-profit organization in the Philippines. Teachers strive at their craft (the majority of them, anyway). But there are several who seem to have a gift to inspire. My senior high school world history teacher was one particular. She had lived in China as a child. When she taught in Rockville, Maryland, you could actually feel the wisdom of all her experience. She didn’t have us memorize dates. That was the first excellent thing I had been told by a history tutor. What she said next took the subject several magnitudes higher in value. She wanted us to comprehend the motivations of history — the deeply visceral, human issues with what can somewhat be a deadly dry subject. Jaime Escalante of “Stand and Deliver” fame, dared to dream big. Calculus for the typically dropout crowd? Pushing them to go on to college? Wow. And I’ve this book called, “Calculus Made Easy,” by Sylvanus P. Thompson, first published in 1910. It’s been through lots of printings all to make a super easy subject simple. What are we able to do to create more teachers who inspire world-changing brilliance? Einstein once declared that imagination is a lot more important than knowledge. Knowledge can provide you with the foundation. Imagination usually takes you to the stars. Don’t our children ought to get better?

Comment on When Should I Get a Special Education Attorney involved in a Case? by Phillip Cohn

Phillip Cohn — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 00:42:52 +0000

Dear Rhonda: I plan to address issues concerning eligibility under IDEA and Section 504 in future blog posts. In the meantime, I would be happy to offer you a free consultation to discuss your specific question and circumstance. Please feel free to call my office at (203) 604-6770. I also hope to meet you at one of my upcoming seminars. Best regards, Phillip Cohn

Comment on When Should I Get a Special Education Attorney involved in a Case? by Rhonda

Rhonda — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 14:01:34 +0000

I hope to come to your free seminars but I have an urgent question. My son has adhd, major depressive disorder, anxiety disorder, and is school phobic. Because he tests average they will not find him elegible for special ed. Doesn’t he need “modified” instruction? Thanks, Rhonda