It is the time of year when grades come out and students who meet certain grade point criteria can get a break on their car insurance premiums.
The trouble is that students with learning disabilities can often fall short of that criteria. In many cases they work as hard if not harder than the unblemished academics.
Students earning credit under IEP programs should get reviewed by the IEP team to be awarded a merit designation for preferred car insurance rates. Academic grades do not tell the whole story.
This is an unofficial and oftentimes humorous look at my former Region19 Board of Education experience. I will try to stimulate interest and discussion along the way. This is a sandbox of ideas that we'll explore together so feel free to comment.
Showing posts with label learning disabilities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label learning disabilities. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Thursday, November 02, 2006
Twisting in the Idiot Wind
A number of recent brain studies indicate that one indicator of learning disability is detectable when a person lacks the ability to grasp a joke. In other words, some people simply cannot intellectually juggle the nuance that a single phrase containing two ideas can express.
Keith Olbermann addresses one such instance.
Keith Olbermann addresses one such instance.
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