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Race Placed: Special Education Identification and Placement of Black Students
Get full access to this article View all access and purchase options for this article. References Ahram R., Kramarczuk Voulgarides C., Cruz R. A. (2021). Understanding disability: High-quality evidence in research on special education disproportionality. Review of Research in Education, 45(1), 311–345. Alexander D. (2009). What’s so special about special education?
COMMENTARY - Third grade retention: to understand its effects, look at all the data
Few moments in the rites of passage through childhood are as important as the news of whether one is promoted to the next grade or retained another year in one’s current grade. Ask any parent about the exhilaration and feeling of accomplishment accompanying news that your child is promoted, or the traumatic child and family impact upon learning that student has been retained.
Third grade retention: to understand its effects, look at all the data
Few moments in the rites of passage through childhood are as important as the news of whether one is promoted to the next grade or retained another year in one’s current grade. Ask any parent about the exhilaration and feeling of accomplishment accompanying news that your child is promoted, or the traumatic child and family impact upon learning that student has been retained.
Russ Skiba, Author at Indiana Capital Chronicle
Few moments in the rites of passage through childhood are as important as the news of whether one is promoted to the next grade or retained another year in one’s current grade. Ask any parent about the exhilaration and feeling of accomplishment accompanying news that your child is promoted, or the traumatic child and family […]
Poor, minority students at dilapidated schools face added risks amid talk of reopening classrooms
An empty classroom. From (c) dglimages - stock.adobe.com Classrooms, gyms and cafeterias at schools across the U.S. have remained empty for months now. And despite some districts beginning to reopen, many others will remain closed amid fears that prematurely restarting in-person classes could cost more lives in the pandemic. Local, state and federal officials wrangle over how to make schools safe, with concern over how to sufficiently disinfect and ventilate schools.
Poor, minority students at dilapidated schools face added risks amid talk of reopening classrooms Original
Classrooms, gyms and cafeterias at schools across the U.S. have remained empty for months now. And despite some districts beginning to reopen, many others will remain closed amid fears that prematurely restarting in-person classes could cost more lives in the pandemic. Local, state and federal officials wrangle over how to make schools safe, with concern over how to sufficiently disinfect and ventilate schools.
California COVID-19 Series: Employment Privacy Issues (Podcast)
In this episode of our California COVID-19 series, Joe Beachboard, Betsy Johnson, and Hardy Murphy discuss the employment-related privacy issues associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. They address considerations in implementing health screening programs, including testing options, wage and hour considerations, and intersecting state and federal agency guidance.
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