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View TIES DL #15: Data Collection and Distance Learning
Distance Learning does not mean that legal requirements for meeting the needs of students with disabilities have stopped. Educators and administrators are struggling with how to collect and use data in a distance learning structure. This resource provides concrete strategies and tips.
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