PLDT Inc. and Smart Communications are equipping teachers with artificial intelligence tools to make classrooms more ...

Janine Lawler teaches math to a group of first graders with and without disabilities in Teaneck, N.J. The township got help launching co-taught classrooms from the state-funded training program New ...

There have not been recent attempts to repeal IDEA yet, though Project 2025 encourages funding to be given directly to states, but this is a concern for Nadia Hasan, a woman with cerebral palsy who ...

A group of parents say Manitoba's plans to introduce universal reading assessments don't go far enough. The parents and their children gathered at the provincial legislature Friday in support of a ...

Imagine you are an 11-year-old growing up in America in 1974, the year before President Gerald Ford signs into law legislation that will eventually become known as the Individuals with Disabilities ...

The U.S. Department of Education is in talks to move oversight of special education programs to another federal agency. An Education Department official said this week that the agency is working to ...

Picture a student with ADHD whose hallmark symptoms include struggling to sit still and focus for extended periods of time, especially when the subject holds little interest. Then picture that same ...

Education Cannot Wait and Save the Children announce partnership, in consortium with Arup and World Wildlife Fund, to set new ...

Maribel Gardea reads to her 14-year-old son, Voozeki, outside his San Antonio-area school. She credits federal special education mandates for getting the school to agree to a special communications ...

By Chelsea NYANTAKYI Kafui arrives at the clinic in pain. The entrance sits at the top of a short set of stairs. There is no ...

Louisiana's updated seclusion and restraint law, Act 479, will provide stronger safeguards, clearer communication, and ...