[WRIGHTSLAW] White Papers in Creative Ideas & Website Satisfaction Survey

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[WRIGHTSLAW] F r * e White Papers in Creative Ideas & Website

Satisfaction Survey

In 2006, more than 2.3 million people visited slaw. You downloaded

more than 7.6

million files, making slaw one of the top-ranked special education

websites on the

Internet.

Websites grow by meeting the needs of visitors. We are planning a redesign

of

slaw. As part of the redesign process, we need to know more about you,

your

interests, and your needs.

We invite you to participate in the first annual slaw Creative Ideas

and Website

Satisfaction Survey. By participating, you will help shape the future growth

of slaw.

Your ideas and responses will help us select new features and content for

the website.

You will also help us make decisions about future programs and products.

This survey is short. We ask about your satisfaction with the website, the

Special Ed

Advocate newsletter, and our books. We ask for your ideas and suggestions

about how

we can improve the website.

After you submit the survey, you will be directed to a page where you can

download two

free White Papers (more info below).

Please take the survey now!

http://www.bridges4kids.org/wrightslaw/website.satisfaction.html

Thank you!

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slaw White Papers

* Overview of IDEA 2004 *

The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of 2004 includes significant

changes from

the previous authorization in 1997. This White Paper provides an overview of

the law,

how the law is organized, and important new requirements in IDEA 2004. (19

pages, pdf)

* IDEA 2004 Resources and References *

If you are looking for authoritative publications about " best practices "

from government

agencies, research authorities, and respected organizations, the resources

in “IDEA 2004

Resources and References” fit the bill. When you click a link, you will be

directed to the

relevant document or publication. (12 pages, pdf)

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