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The Hard Truth About Special Education
Some say the special education system is broken and the changes being forced onto the Department of Education by Trump and Musk are not helping. The system is certainly dysfunctional, ignored, and non-compliant. For the 14% of children in special education, th...
Don’t Fall for the Lies: There’s No Such Thing as State or Federal Board Certification in Education Advocacy
What Board Cerification Means and Why Is It Important
The debate over board certification in education advocacy is not new—and frankly, it’s outdated and unnecessary. The concept of boar...
Special Education Opportunities
As a teacher, you already have a deep understanding of education and the needs of your students. However, the NSEAI Board Certification in Special Education Advocacy (BCEA) allows you to take your expertise to the next level—empowering you to make a greater impact bo...
The Future of Special Education Under Trump and Project 2025: NSEAI Training Is Critical Now
With the release of Project 2025 and former President Donald Trump’s recent speeches outlining plans to reshape federal education policies, the future of special education stands at a critical crossro...
Burned Out? Broke? Ready to Bolt?
Teachers are Swapping Stress for Success!
An Emergency Call to Action
Special education teachers are at a crossroads. Across the nation, they are leaving the classroom in record numbers—not because they lack passion for their work, but because the system has s...
National Survey - Top Ten Issues in Special Education Advocacy for 2024
Empowering Special Education Advocates with Strategies
The landscape of Professional Special Education Advocacy has evolved dramatically in the past 5 years. In 2024, Professional Special Education Advocates continue to tack...
Part 6
By following these steps and maintaining open communication with healthcare providers and school personnel, parents can effectively support their child's well-being and academic success despite mental health issue leading to school refusal.
This is what parents can do to help their child w...
IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES AND
ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES NEEDED
Community Involvement
Establishing a community truancy prevention committee, involving school, law enforcement, parents, and the community, can enhance prevention efforts. Activities like clarifying school policies, educating about conse...
PART 4
A COMPREHENSIVE MODEL OF INEFFECTIVENESS
The current disciplinary approach to truancy often relies on punitive measures, which research clearly shows to be highly ineffective. A shift towards primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention programs is recommended. Primary prevention targets a...
PART 3
DEFINING TRUANCY VS SCHOOL AVERSION – SCOLIONOPHOBIA
SYSTEMIC CHAOS
When Schools Pretend To Be Doctors And Doctors Pretend To Be Special Educators
Navigating the intersection of mental health care and special education advocacy is a complex endeavor that requires coordination and c...
PREVENTING TRUANCY ISN'T WORKING &
COST IS HIGHER THAN YOU THINK
HISTORY OF TRUANCY LAWS
The establishment of compulsory attendance laws in the 1800s marked a pivotal moment in educational history, reflecting society's shift towards valuing education and child welfare. These laws were de...
BREAKING THE CYCLE OF TRUANCY
Truancy is more than a disciplinary issue; it's often a symptom of deeper challenges, especially for students with mental health disabilities like adjustment disorder with school phobia. Criminalizing absenteeism without understanding its root causes perpetuates inj...
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