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SERI (Special Education Resources on the Internet)

SERI (Special Education Resources on the Internet)

<"Special Education Resources on the Internet (SERI) is a collection of Internet accessible information resources of interest to those involved in the fields related to special education." This is a particularly interesting site because it contain links to a wide variety of other sites such as: Products & Commercial sites, Legal and Law Resources, Discussion Groups, Medicine and Health, Inclusion, and information on specific disabilities to... Show More
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Material Type:
Collection
Date Added to MERLOT:
November 8, 2000
Date Modified in MERLOT:
May 11, 2022
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Submitter:
Jesse Hanifan
Primary Audience:
Professional
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Not specified at this time
Language:
English
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No
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Yes
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No
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Heather Luksch
Heather Luksch (Student)
15 years ago
As a special education teacher, I have found multiple resources on this site relating to all the different needs of my current students. The extensive amount of websites listed are so helpful when dealing with multiple disabilities in a classroom. It is helpful to have so many resources available all in one place.

Technical Remarks:

Although some of the links are not found, most of the pages are in working order. Each page has its own strengths.
Used in course? Yes
Teacher Education Editorial Board
Teacher Education Editorial Board (Faculty)
20 years ago
This item has been triaged and will not be peer reviewed by the Teacher
Education Editorial Board.
Tamarah Ashton
Tamarah Ashton (Faculty)
21 years ago
This is one of the sites I often refer students to who are just beginning to
take coursework for their special education credentials. At first glance, it
seems to just be a listing of links to different subject areas. Because it is
continually updated and linked to some outstanding sites, it becomes a very
valuable tool. Sites are categorized by disability area and by different types
of available resources.

Technical Remarks:

Each site that is linked to this site has its own technical requirements.