Making the NCLB act Work for Children Who Struggle

[misty]

Schwab Learning and the National Center for Learning Disabilities have joined forces to offer parents this new publication, which describes practical tips on how to use the federal No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB) to help children who struggle with learning.

This guide introduces you to several key provisions of NCLB that you can use as tools to improve educational services for your child. We hope that it helps you to navigate the complexities of NCLB, so that your child has the best possible opportunities to learn.

You can download a FREE copy of Making the ‘No Child Left Behind Act’ Work for Children Who Struggle to Learn: A Parent’s Guide in black and white (447 KB) or with a color cover (500 KB). (Note: You need the Adobe Reader/Acrobat Reader software software in order to download the files

www.schwablearning.org/articles.aspx?r=853

[charliegirl]

www.schwablearning.org/pdfs/MakingNCLBworkBW.pdf?datedate=8-05-05&status=updated

This is a direct link to the article so you don't have to go to schwab and link from there.

[misty]

I gave the link I gave because it lets them choose between black & white, or color...plus gives the link to the PDF reader in case they don't have it.

[jill]

Thanks I will print later when we get ink for our computer. The child loves to print everything and sucks up our ink

[misty]

jill said:

Thanks I will print later when we get ink for our computer. The child loves to print everything and sucks up our ink

My daughter does the same thing! We are getting ink tomorrow so we can print pictures from her Disney vacation!