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Summary: The Bible for Special Education Law
Review: Like most potential buyers of this book, it's probably a required textbook you are needing to buy for a graduate level course. Let that not daunt you, it's one of the finest textbooks I've had...and I've had a few.If your job requires you to work with children with disabilities, oversee programs that work with children with disabilities, or if you are a parent with a child with a disability I would highly recommend this book. It's the single best overview of the big three laws concerning disabilities, Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), American with Disabilities Act (ADA), and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. If you are an administrator you can use the text to inform you and guide you in your work. If you are a parent you can use the text to let you know what your rights are to securing Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) for a child with a disability. You can tell by the set-up and structure of the book that Dixie Snow Huefner took painstaking care to make the book student-friendly. There are ample margins for good note-taking right in the book. Each chapter has a wonderful review summation of the key points (perfect for working professional graduate students that may not have time to digest the Full Monty reading of the entire chapter). Also, there is a great acronym glossary that helps you make sense of the alphabet soup abbreviations of the world of special education law. I really can not say enough good things about this book whether you pick it up as a textbook or to be better informed.
--MMW
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