5 Quick Guides for Parents of Children & Youth

Document cover art Five parent guides and a comparison chart for IDEA Part B Dispute Resolution in English, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese (Simplified), Hmong, Korean, Russian, Vietnamese, Burmese, Japanese, Portuguese, and Somali.

Quick Guides

Webinars

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Self-Care Strategies for Families with Children with Disabilities

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Guide to Facilitation Programs

Whether you are just getting started or want to improve your FIEP system, CADRE has done the legwork of finding best practices and examples. You’ll find example forms, guiding documents, suggestions for system design and improvement, voices from the field, and much more!

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IDEA Early Intervention Family Guides

IDEA Early Intervention Mediation

Four guides on Part C dispute resolution processes, a comparison chart, commonly used terms, and more!

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Find State Agency & Parent Center Information

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Data Resources

IDEA Data Briefs

National Data

State Dispute Resolution Data Summaries

CADRE Data Tools (New - Data Drill Down Tool!)

Data Resources

CADRE Symposia

Video Recordings and Session Materials On October 18-20, 2017 CADRE hosted, Restoring Focus on the Child: The Seventh National Symposium on Dispute Resolution in Special Education, in Eugene, Or. Get more information about the event, as well as session materials and video resources from past Symposia.

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Are you a State Education Agency, Local Education Agency, Lead Agency, or Parent Center in need of CADRE publications? You can order them by clicking on the link below.

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Upcoming Events

Jan 29, 2019 - Feb 2, 2019
Indianapolis, IN

CEC 2019 Special Education Convention and Expo

Mar 7, 2019 - Mar 8, 2019

CASE 2019 WInter Hybrid Conference

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Working Together Online Learning Series

Course 1 Screen ShotThe Working Together Series includes five interactive self-directed courses.  This foundational series for family members and educators includes the following courses: Course 1: Introduction to the Working Together Series; Course 2: IEP Meetings and Beyond; Course 3: Listening and Responding Skills; Course 4: Managing and Responding to Emotions; Course 5: Focusing on Interests to Reach Agreement. These courses provide families and educators with a number of strategies for working together and through conflict.  Anyone supporting children or youth with disabilities may benefit from this series, however, the setting in which collaborative problem-solving and conflict resolution takes place within this series is typically the school or IEP meeting. 

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