The President's Commission on Excellence in Special Education: Implications for the Special Education Practitioner
William H. Berdine
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William H. Berdine
Abstract
The author, a member of the President's Commission on Excellence in Special Education (PCESE), provides an overview of and commentary on the Commission's 2002 report. Recommendations and concerns are discussed regarding the PCESE's 3 major general recommendations and 1 recommendation from the Finance Task Force.
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The author, a member of the President's Commission on Excellence in Special Education (PCESE), provides an overview of and commentary on the Commission's 2002 report. Recommendations and concerns are discussed regarding the PCESE's 3 major general recommendations and 1 recommendation from the Finance Task Force.
Key concepts: Excellence, Commission, Task (project management), Political science, Task force, Special education, Public administration, Public relations