Anne Treimanis

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Attorney focused on ending disability and LGBT discrimination wherever it rears its ugly head.
Anne Treimanis
IEP Tips - Videos
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IEP Tips - Videos
Do Not Tweet at an IEP Meeting
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Do Not Tweet at an IEP Meeting / Attorney Anne Treimanis shares effective advocacy tips for families who have children with disabilities. She is unable to represent every student receiving special education services, so the best of what she knows is right here! These strategies are designed for families, advocates, and attorneys. Anne Treimanis has dedicated her entire career fighting for families and students, initially as a social worker and then for thirty years as an attorney.
Small Town Salon Secrets
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Small Town Salon Secrets / True stories about the stylists from Lisa's Classic Cuts that will make your hair curl!
Advocacy Strategies
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Advocacy Strategies / Advocacy strategies for individuals with disabilities, their families, and people who care.
respectABILITY
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respectABILITY
Reading
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Reading / http://openbooksopendoors.com
Self-Advocacy
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Self-Advocacy
Disability Rallies
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Disability Rallies
More ideas from Anne
IEP Tips - Bringing Students to Meetings

IEP Tips - Bringing Students to Meetings

IEP tipes - Reading Strategies
Graphic that quotes the ruling in Oberti v Board of Ed Inclusion is a right, not a special privilege

Graphic that quotes the ruling in Oberti v Board of Ed Inclusion is a right, not a special privilege

Autism, Autism Spectrum Disorder

Do Not Tweet at an IEP Meeting: and other tips and strategies to negotiate special education services by [Treimanis, Anne]

IEP toolkit for printables and advice to get your ready for your IEP meeting

Small Town Salon Secrets: True stories about the stylists from Lisa's Classic Cuts that will make your hair curl! by Lisa Maria http://www.amazon.com/dp/1481146041/ref=cm_sw_r_pi_dp_ibfYub19CM0RR
Louisa spent months preparing for her Bat Mitzvah. Like some students with Down syndrome, she has learned to decode because she receives evidence-based reading instruction. Thus she was able to learn enough Hebrew so she could read the Torah during this celebration. http://openbooksopendoors.com/2012/10/18/learning-the-aleph-bet/

Louisa spent months preparing for her Bat Mitzvah. Like some students with Down syndrome, she has learned to decode because she receives evidence-based reading instruction. Thus she was able to learn enough Hebrew so she could read the Torah during this celebration. http://openbooksopendoors.com/2012/10/18/learning-the-aleph-bet/

FAPE University is offered to parents, advocates, and educators who want to be empowered with information on special education and other disability laws. Two Saturdays, March 23 and April 6, 2013, 9:00 to 4:00pm, at UConn Stamford campus. The two lead presenters are Attorney Anne Treimanis and Attorney Nora Belanger. Please register at http://www.spednet.org/fape-university/.

FAPE University is offered to parents, advocates, and educators who want to be empowered with information on special education and other disability laws. Two Saturdays, March 23 and April 6, 2013, 9:00 to 4:00pm, at UConn Stamford campus. The two lead presenters are Attorney Anne Treimanis and Attorney Nora Belanger. Please register at http://www.spednet.org/fape-university/.

Do-It-Yourself Special Education Due Process. Download this e-book for instead of hiring an attorney!!! http://spedlawyers.com/books
Adults with Down syndrome are employed in a number of positions! Learn more at www.ndss.org.

Today there are still many misconceptions about Down syndrome and those who have it. This guide dispels some of the common myths about Down syndrome.

Blog dedicated to teaching reading to children with Down syndrome. Authored by Dr. Kathleen Whitbread.
Sticks and Stones Can Break My Bones... By Eleanor Rubin. The greatest obstacle faced by people with disabilities is the attitude of society. From the Human Policy Press at Syracuse University. http://thechp.syr.edu/HumanPolicyPress/PosterGallery/PosterGallery1.htm
Label Jars...Not People Designed by the Center on Human Policy, this image has become a symbol of the disability rights movement in this country.
You Gave Us Your Dimes... By Mark Morris People with disabilities do not want charity, they simply want their rights. Human Policy Press / Syracuse University. http://thechp.syr.edu/HumanPolicyPress/PosterGallery/PosterGallery1.htm

You Gave Us Your Dimes... By Mark Morris People with disabilities do not want charity, they simply want their rights. Human Policy Press / Syracuse University. http://thechp.syr.edu/HumanPolicyPress/PosterGallery/PosterGallery1.htm