The following are recommended books for parents and educators. A
Guide to Collaboration for IEP Teams This book contains
everything necessary for establishing effective IEP meetings.
The former President of the Texas Council of Administrators of
Special Education, Chuck Noe, M.A., acknowledges this and says,
"Martin's ideas work " and he recommends this book to "anyone
wanting to strengthen the quality of meetings and outcomes." The
book targets the needs of administrators, teachers, resource
professionals, and parents. It is a skills-based book that will
help these groups to design, review, and modify IEPs for
children with special education needs. A Parent's Guide to
Special Education The term 'special education' encompasses
dozens of learning challenges: developmental delay, learning and
physical disabilities, emotional disturbance, retardation,
language impairment, autism, and others. By nature of this
diversity, navigating even well-run, well-funded special
education programs can be daunting. A Parent's