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Articles related to "Rehabilitation Act Of 1973"
Documents: the 504 Plan What is a 504 Plan? Do you need one? How is it different from an Individualized Education Plan (IEP)? These are important question if your child has a disability. 504 plan • section 504 • rehabilitation act of 1973 • disabilities • childhood diabetes
Vocab: FAPE The law says that your school system is obligated to provide a student with disabilities with a FAPE – a free appropriate public education. Do you know what that MEANS? free appropriate public education • fape • lre • least restrictive environment • special education
What is The 504 And How Do I Know If I Qualify? This is an article that will help you get a better understanding of what a <b>504</b> plan is and what you will have to do to put one into place for your child. 504 plan • special education
Adults with ADD/ADHD Many adults have been lifelong sufferers of ADD/ADHD. Often, the symptoms of this disorder pervade the workplace and into their relationships and marriages. adult add • adult adhd • add and the workplace • add and relationships • add in marriage
College Students' Rights to Computer and Communication Access Section 504 outlines the right of college students to have access to computers, web pages, and email. college • university • students • assistive technology • disabilities
Fighting Discrimination at Work Discrimination at work is often motivated by sex, age, and race. But brain injured employees face this as well. It is a problem on the job for many brain injured people. job • discrimination • treatment • severance • employer
Preparing for an IEP Meeting Properly preparing for your child's IEP (Individualized Education Program) meeting will help you successfully advocate for the services and supports your child needs. prepare for iep meetings • develop an effective iep • develop iep goals • free appropriate public education • advocate for special education services
Support continues for making the Web more accessible to the disabled At the 2002 FOSE trade show, 19-21 March in Washington, DC, most vendors showed, to no one’s surprise, that security systems and services had the highest priority. But despite the overriding need to fight terrorism, some vendors still showed support for making Federal Web sites more accessible for people with disabilities. world wide web • disabled • section 508
Effective 21 June: Federal technology becomes more accessible Information technology (IT) can provide an incredibly rich and varied source of service, information, knowledge, and entertainment. But for others who may not have all of the requisite physical skills, or with a medical condition limiting access, IT presents just more barriers to overcome. A law now taking effect intends to reduce some of those barriers, at least for people working or dealing with Federal agencies. disabled • executive branch • accessibility |
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