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How to Support Special Ed Students | Board Certification for Advocacy in Special Education (BCASE)

This video covers just a fraction of what's inside the Board Certification for Advocacy in Special Education (BCASE). If this training opened your eyes, imagine what the full program does for your career. 📚 ENROLL IN BCASE TODAY: https://learn.naset.com/bcase BCASE isn't just for teachers. It's for anyone who wants to master special education law and advocacy: PARENTS: Stop feeling lost in IEP meetings. Learn the laws that protect your child so you never walk into a meeting unprepared again. Know exactly what the school owes your child under FAPE, Child Find, and IDEA. SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS & PARAPROFESSIONALS: Go beyond what your prep program taught you. BCASE gives you the legal knowledge to write bulletproof IEPs, navigate compliance confidently, and become the expert your school relies on. SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS, OTs & RELATED SERVICE PROVIDERS: Understand how your services connect to the legal framework. Strengthen your role on IEP teams and advocate effectively for the students you serve. ATTORNEYS & PARALEGALS: Add specialized credentials in special education law. BCASE covers IDEA, Section 504, ADA, FERPA, due process, mediation, and litigation strategies that give you an edge in education law. ASPIRING ADVOCATES & CONSULTANTS: Want to start your own special education advocacy business? BCASE gives you the knowledge, the credential, and the credibility to launch. Parents across the country are desperate for qualified advocates and there aren't enough. WHAT BCASE COVERS: IDEA and all major federal disability laws (Section 504, ADA, FERPA) FAPE, LRE, Child Find, and eligibility across all 13 disability categories IEP development, implementation, and compliance Early intervention, IFSPs, and transition planning Autism spectrum disorder identification and services Behavior intervention plans and functional behavior assessments Special education advocacy strategies and ethics Due process hearings, mediation, and dispute resolution Discipline, manifestation determinations, and student rights How to work with families, schools, and legal teams effectively This is the most comprehensive special education advocacy certification available. 22+ years of trust from the special education community. Exposed over 42,000 professionals already subscribe to NASET for a reason. YOUR NEXT STEP: 📚 ENROLL IN BCASE: https://learn.naset.com/bcase ⭐ BECOME A NASET MEMBER: https://learn.naset.com/membership 📩 FREE WEEKLY SPECIAL ED NEWS: https://naset.news/ 🌐 EXPLORE NASET: https://naset.com/ 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more special education law and advocacy training 👍 LIKE if this filled gaps your training never covered 💬 COMMENT: Are you a teacher, parent, advocate, or professional? Tell us what brought you here. #SpecialEducation #IDEA #FAPE #IEP #SpecialEdLaw #RowleyCase #EndrewF #ChildFind #Autism #ASD #EarlyIntervention #IFSP #SpecialEdAdvocacy #DueProcess #NASET #SpecialEdTeacher #DisabilityLaw #EducationLaw #TeacherTraining #BCASE DISCLAIMER: This video provides educational information about special education law. It is not legal advice. Always consult with your district's legal counsel and follow local policies for IEP development and compliance issues.