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504

Section 504 provides a broad spectrum of protections against discrimination on the basis of disability.

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Accommodations

Accommodations can change how a student accesses information, participates in school activities and demonstrates their learning.

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Advocacy

Effective advocacy means using clear communication, strong collaboration, and a solid understanding of policies and systems.

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Autism

Autism is a spectrum disorder that affects each person differently in how they communicate, interact, and experience the world.

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Assistive Technology

AT is any tool or device that helps a child with a disability increase, maintain, or improve their ability to function and learn.

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Behavior

In special education, behavior refers to actions that may interfere with a student’s learning or the learning of others.

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Communication

Effective communication is key to building strong partnerships with providers and school staff to support a child’s success.

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Dispute Resolution

Families have a variety of informal and formal dispute resolution options available to them.

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Developmental Delay

Developmental delay applies to children in North Carolina aged three through seven.

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