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What is Brain Injury May 06, 2008
Medically, brain injury refers to any kind of injury to the brain. There are two overarching types of brain injury. Brain injury can result from a variety of acquired causes, including poisoning, lack of oxygen, a tumor, a stroke, or infection. Such an injury can occur before or during birth. The most frequent cause of brain injury, however is Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Traumatic Brain Injury results from an external physical force.

School Vouchers Apr 23, 2008
In the current climate of concern over the shortcomings of the public education system, school vouchers are a topic that has stirred a lot of heated debate. This debate is part of the larger discussion about a parent’s right to choose which school his or her child attends. Individuals and organizations on both sides of the school vouchers debate have passionate arguments about whether vouchers are effective, fair, or even legal.

After School Programs Apr 23, 2008
With many children living in families where no parent is able to be home with them when school is over, after school programs are important to children’s well being. After school programs can be run by schools or other organizations, but their goal is generally to provide a safe and educational environment for children after traditional school hours.

Special Education Statistics Mar 21, 2008
Special education is the federally mandated service to disabled children from birth to age 21 under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). This article is a collection of special education statistics drawing on the Digest of Education Statistics 2005, published by the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) at the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), as part of the US Department of Education (USDOE).

Special Education FAQ Mar 05, 2008
Here are answers to some of the fundamental questions about federally-funded special education.

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Learning Disabilities Nov 28, 2006
You will find articles on the different types of learning disabilites.

Financial Aid Aug 30, 2006
Most students will need financial aid to complete their higher education schooling.  Articles on financial aid can be found here.

Preparing Your Child For School Jul 11, 2006
As a child heads off to school, there are some things that can be helpful in preparing them for school.  The author of these articles, Mary Elizabeth, is an educator, consultant, and author/designer of education products, including books and content for software in the areas of language arts and literature, social studies, mathematics, and music. She holds an M.Ed. in reading education, is a licensed teacher and reading clinician, and was the content creator and webmaster of the Vermont School Information website. She has three children.

Homeschool Methods Jun 29, 2006
There are several methods to teach homeschool.  You will find different ideas and examples of homeschool methods here.

Homeschool Curriculum Jun 28, 2006
Need to choose a curriculum for your homeschool?  Find articles on homeschool curriculum and homeschool lesson plans here.