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The Safe and Productive Internet Life & Literacy Skills Curriculum... Teaching students with disabilities essential Internet skills in today's digital world.  
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Steve Wiltshire: Savant
05/17/10 - Latest Buzz on Disability
Quite an artist!
Parents: How do you explain your child's learning disability to others?
05/14/10 - Latest Buzz on Disability
Very helpful testing and assessment website!
‘American Able’ Photos Roast American Apparel
05/09/10 - Latest Buzz on Disability
Watch out American Apparel!
UIS launches a four-step program to increase employability for disabled students
05/07/10 - Latest Buzz on Disability
We like this program!
Ammendment to Good Samaritan Act Gives People with Disabilities Aid during Disaster
05/05/10 - Latest Buzz on Disability
Last week, Mayor Daley's office published a press release applauding the passage of an ammendment to the Good Samaritan Act. The ammendment provides an exemption of liability to those voluntarily assisting a person with a disability during a catastrophe. It closes a curious loophole in the act that left a volunteer potentially liable.
Could Psychiatric Drugs Be Fuelling A Mental Illness Epidemic?
04/29/10 - Latest Buzz on Disability
A few years ago, while writing an article about the merits of psychiatric medications, I looked at whether the number of adults receiving a federal disability payment due to mental illness had significantly changed since 1987, which was the year that Prozac was introduced. Our society's use of psychiatric medications, of course, has soared since that time, and here's what I discovered: The number of adults, ages 18 to 65, on the federal disability rolls due to mental illness jumped from 1.25 million in 1987 to four million in 2007. Roughly one in every 45 working-age adults is now on government disability due to mental illness.
Worried she’s harboring a sex offender
04/19/10 - Latest Buzz on Disability
My 20-year-old stepson, “Marshall,” has been living with us since he was released from jail five months ago. While intelligent, Marshall is also childlike. He has a developmental disability and is receiving counseling. He also has signed up for vocational rehabilitation and is hoping to get on a waiver so that he can get an education, a job and assisted living. In the meantime, he lies around the house and reads or plays video games. He has been tested for depression, but apparently that’s not the issue.
Jenny McCarthy Closing Her Autism School
04/12/10 - Latest Buzz on Disability
Earlier this week Star exclusively revealed her split from boyfriend Jim Carrey and now Jenny has decided to close her school for autistic children, Teach2Talk Academy.
Social services, education funding should be the priority
04/08/10 - Latest Buzz on Disability
What kind of Illinois do you want to live in? I ask this question, not rhetorically, but as a concerned resident of Illinois. What kind of state do you want to live in?
CPS vows special education program overhaul
03/30/10 - Latest Buzz on Disability
Parents of children with disabilities must hire a cadre of medical and legal experts to have any hope of getting their child proper educational services
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