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Category Archives: seclusion
Feds Issue Principles on Seclusion and Restraint
From Jim Gerl over on Special Education Law Blog. Seal of the United States Department of Education (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Today, the United States Department of Eucation issued 15 principles concerning seclusion and restraint. The document amount to suggestions to … Continue reading
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US ED resource on restraint and seclusion
From JohnL over on EBD Blog. The US Department of Education (ED) published Restraint and Seclusion: Resource Document today. After the extensive discussions the last few years about abuses of management procedures (see , especially those used with children and … Continue reading
Posted in Administration, advocacy, Behavior management, current issues, effective treatment, Families, intervention, News, Parents, policy, Public policy, restraint, seclusion, The press, treatment, youth
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Panel on Seclusion and Restraints at CEC Conference
From Jim Gerl over on Special Education Law Blog. Image via Wikipedia The CEC annual conference at the amazing National Harbor continues. An excellent panel on the hot button issue of seclusion and restraints discussed the hot button issue. We … Continue reading
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Panel on Seclusion and Restraints at CEC Conference
From Jim Gerl over on Special Education Law Blog. Image via Wikipedia The CEC annual conference at the amazing National Harbor continues. An excellent panel on the hot button issue of seclusion and restraints discussed the hot button issue. We … Continue reading
Posted in Gerl, jim gerl tour, Legal Information, Physical restraint, seclusion, Special Education, special education law
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ABAI on restraint and seclusion
Based on the work of a task force composed of highly qualified individuals, the Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI) has issued position statement about the use of restraint and seclusion in treatment. Members of the task force, which was appointed by the executive board, include Jon S. Bailey, Michael F. Dorsey, Louis P. Hagopian, [...] Continue reading
Posted in Acting out, Autism, behavior analysis, Behavior management, behavior problems, effective treatment, intervention, News, policy, restraint, seclusion, The press, therapy, treatment
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Seclusion and Restraints Big Topic at Conferences
Image via WikipediaThis week, I am at the Utah Institute on Special Education Law. Seclusion and Restraints continues to be the hottest of hot button issues in special education law. Two speakers have mentioned the issue so far.The post yesterday disc… Continue reading
2010 Utah Institute on Special Education Law Begins: Washington Update
Image via WikipediaI am attending the 2010 Utah Institute on Special Education Law. I will be presenting at the Post Institute trainings for hearing officers and mediators. I have already met a few readers of this blog here. Thanks for saying hello…. Continue reading
Posted in Education Law, Gerl, law, restraints, seclusion, Special Education, special education law
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Georgia Public Schools Ban Seclusion & Place Limits on Restraints
Image via WikipediaThe Georgia State Board of Education last week enacted a broad policy on seclusion and restraints in the public schools of the state. The new state rules prohibit seclusion; the use of chemical restraints (like prescription psychoti… Continue reading
Posted in Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Board of education, Georgia, restraints, seclusion, Special Education, special education law, United States House of Representatives
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OCR to Collect Statistical Data RE: Seclusion & Restraints as well as Discipline of Students With Disabilities
Image via WikipediaThe Office of Civil Rights, like OSEP a division of the Office of Special Education & Rehabilitative Services, of the federal Department of Education, has announced that it will begin collecting statistical data about more than j… Continue reading
Posted in discipline, Gerl, law, Office of Civil Rights, OSERS, restraints, seclusion, Special Education, United States Department of Education
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Seclusion & Restraints Bill Passes House of Representatives
Image via WikipediaThe seclusion and restraints bill, HR 4247, now known as the Keeping All Students Safe Act, passed the U. S. House of representatives by a vote of 262 – 153. Here is an account by the Policy Insider blog of the Council for Exception… Continue reading