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What is advocacy in special education?

Educational Advocacy is a vague term. The primary responsibility of a Special Education Advocate is to represent the best interests of students in seeking Special Education supports and services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act 2004 (IDEA 2004).

Do you need a degree to be a special education advocate?

Currently, there are no federal or state legislative or regulatory guidelines addressing the educational or credentialing requirements for an individual to serve as an Advocate, nor to inform the practice of special education advocacy. It is, therefore, essential that parents are as informed as possible when

What is the board certification for advocacy in special education Bcase program?

The NASET and AASEP Board Certification program for Advocacy in Special Education (BCASE) is comprised of a comprehensive compilation of 30 Units of study broken down into 6 specific Modules. Each Unit contains video lectures, PowerPoint presentations, supplemental videos and supplemental readings.

What is the difference between a special education advocate and attorney?

Attorneys are licensed to practice law, so they are able to do things that advocates cannot do, such as: Provide legal advice. Assist with the preparation of a due process complaint. Appear on your behalf at a hearing.