Category Archives: LRE

Bullying of Kids with Disabilities: How One Young Man Took Back Control

Posted on 31 March 2011 by Jennifer Laviano

From Jennifer Laviano over on Connecticut Special Education Lawyer. For followers of my blog, you know that the bullying of kids with disabilities is a subject that I believe has long been overlooked.  I have spoken and written about this topic for … Continue reading →

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Paging Dr. Freud

Posted on 15 February 2010 by Jennifer Laviano

I guess I was due for a rant.
First, I get a vile comment on the blog that likened Asperger’s Disorder to a fad, and further blamed a number of disabilities on poor parenting.  Thankfully, you, my loyal readers, jumped on board and shamed this yahoo with your reasoned replies.  I have yet to learn more [...] Continue reading →

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