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How Joe Biden’s Policy Proposals Would Impact the Education Industry
The presumptive Democratic nominee is pledging to boost funding for numerous federal programs, including those supporting after-school and special-needs communities.
6 Changes the Coronavirus Is Forcing in the Special Education Market
COVID-19 is intensifying school districts’ focus on products’ accessibility and tailoring products for use by students with various special needs.
Inside a Special Education Company’s $27 Million Fundraising Round
PresenceLearning, which has provided teletherapy to special education students for more than 10 years, is positioned to serve more school districts with the infusion of funds.
5 Types of Products That Will Drive the Special Education Market
Product developers, investors, and researchers who advise vendors describe emerging areas of demand in serving special needs populations.
6 Tips for Making Education Products Accessible for Students With Disabilities
K-12 companies can take a variety of steps to make sure their products meet the needs of students with disabilities and satisfy K-12 districts and federal law.
Companies That Overlook the Needs of Students With Disabilities Risk Alienating Customers
Schools expect the technology they use to be accessible to students who are blind and have other disabilities, and those expectations are finding their way into contract language.
Education Business Adviser Discovers K-12 Schools’ à la Carte Purchasing Behaviors
A study of 37 curriculum decision makers in 20 states found that educators want products for science and social studies that fit with inquiry-based learning.
Future of Federal Education Funding Addressed by Key Congressman
Funding for Title I and the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act would receive boosts under proposed appropriations awaiting President Trump’s decision.
Virtual Schools’ Record Serving Special Education Students Is Unclear, Inconsistent, Report Finds
Big uncertainties exist about whether online education programs are meeting the needs of special needs students — and whether teacher colleges are preparing educators for that work, a report concludes.