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Invest In Education, Andy Brunner-Brown Jan 2013

Invest In Education, Andy Brunner-Brown

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Reevaluating The Evaluations, Andy Brunner-Brown Oct 2012

Reevaluating The Evaluations, Andy Brunner-Brown

GGU Law Review Blog

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Aligning Or Maligning? Getting Inside A New Idea, Getting Behind No Child Left Behind And Getting Outside Of It All, Stephen A. Rosenbaum Jan 2003

Aligning Or Maligning? Getting Inside A New Idea, Getting Behind No Child Left Behind And Getting Outside Of It All, Stephen A. Rosenbaum

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In this article, I briefly review the background for the latest iteration of federal special education policy, the reauthorization of the Individuals with Disabilities Education (Improvement) Act or IDEA. With a slight apology to ardent advocates for parents and children with disabilities, I then suggest ways that they and their clients can set aside their concerns about a diluted statute and learn to live with a changed legal landscape — and perhaps even flourish in an educational system that aims to raise the standards for all students. With each cycle of program review, policy revisitation and legislative revision, those who …


The Non-Discrimination Principle And Its Effect On The Education Of Roma Children In The Czech Republic, Leslie Burton Jan 2002

The Non-Discrimination Principle And Its Effect On The Education Of Roma Children In The Czech Republic, Leslie Burton

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All states ratifying the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) are bound to comply with Article 2, which requires States Parties to respect the rights of all children, without discrimination of any kind. In the Czech Republic, however, there is systematic discrimination against the Roma (also referred to as Gypsies). As a result, Roma children are not getting the education they are ensured under Article 28 of the CRe. The Czech Republic has tried, and continues to try, different methods to resolve the problem and to comply with the CRe. This essay will explore the nature of the …