Early intervention is undoubtedly an important service for young people in need; however, equally important member(s) of the process are family members and care givers that are involved in said child’s life. This is never more evident than when a child is transitioning from Part C to Part B services....

Poverty is the leading factor in African American’s education gap when compared to other races. A staggering 7.7 million elementary and post-secondary school students attended high poverty schools in 2006-2007 (“African Americans and Education,” n.d.), with 33% of those students being African American. With a deficiency in resources crucial to...

The relationship between education and the community is a rather complex one. Most people agree that education is necessary in order for people to be productive citizens who contribute to the community’s welfare and growth. The larger the community, the more important it is for education to be an integral...

School Vouchers and Public EducationSchool choice and vouchers gained favor in the 1980s as marketers addressed concerns on American educational form policy (Chudgar, Adamson & Carnoy, 2007). Differing marketing ideals resulted in a debate between proponents of individual choice/ publically run educational system, equity, and public accountability. Market proponents’ support...

The influence of co-education is on a primary and secondary school level, and college attendance, and as to how this has been an advantage or disadvantage to the education system, or alternatively if there have been no ramifications at all, is debatable. Specific circumstances effect education such as socioeconomic, race,...