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The author chose a unique approach to address an often times difficult and somewhat dry topic--school law and it's violation. Her strategy of providing realistic illustrations of practical application of the laws is not only timely but relevant. The use of missteps and exemplary responses provides the reader with pragmatic cases. --Kathleen Winterman, Ed.D.

"""The author chose a unique approach to address an often times difficult and somewhat dry topic--school law and it's violation. Her strategy of providing realistic illustrations of practical application of the laws is not only timely but relevant. The use of missteps and exemplary responses provides the reader with pragmatic cases."" --Kathleen Winterman, Ed.D."

The author chose a unique approach to address an often times difficult and somewhat dry topic school law and it's violation. Her strategy of providing realistic illustrations of practical application of the laws is not only timely but relevant. The use of missteps and exemplary responses provides the reader with pragmatic cases. --Kathleen Winterman, Ed.D.

The author chose a unique approach to address an often times difficult and somewhat dry topic school law and it's violation. Her strategy of providing realistic illustrations of practical application of the laws is not only timely but relevant. The use of missteps and exemplary responses provides the reader with pragmatic cases. --Kathleen Winterman, Ed.D. This is one of the most comprehensive books covering special education law that I have read in the past 25 years in higher education. Johns articulates valuable information from special education categories, IEP, and Section 504 to all aspects of special education law that can be understood by experienced administrators, general and special educators and, most importantly, parents. --Cheryl H Zaccagnini, Ed.D. The author chose a unique approach to address an often times difficult and somewhat dry topic--school law and it's violation. Her strategy of providing realistic illustrations of practical application of the laws is not only timely but relevant. The use of missteps and exemplary responses provides the reader with pragmatic cases. --Kathleen Winterman, Ed.D. -The author chose a unique approach to address an often times difficult and somewhat dry topic--school law and it's violation. Her strategy of providing realistic illustrations of practical application of the laws is not only timely but relevant. The use of missteps and exemplary responses provides the reader with pragmatic cases.- --Kathleen Winterman, Ed.D.

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Beverley Holden Johns has 40 years experience working with students with autism, learning disabilities (LD), and/or behavioral disorders (EBD) within the public schools. She supervised LD and EBD teachers in 22 school districts, was the founder and administrator of the Garrison Alternative School for students with severe EBD in Jacksonville, Illinois, and later the coordinator for staff development for the Four Rivers Special Education District. She is now a learning and behavior consultant, and an adjunct instructor for MacMurray College (where she teaches the course on Special Education Law, on Adaptations for the General Education Classroom, and on EBD).

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