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- Jim Gerl
- I'm a special education law consultant. I have spoken on special education law topics at numerous state, regional and national conferences, including: The LRP National Institute; the Council on Exceptional Children; The National Education Law Conference; The American Council on Rural Special Education; the Consortium on Appropriate Dispute Resolution on Special Education; The Seattle University Academy; the Utah, California and West Virginia Special Ed Law conferences, and Alfred University. I have provided consultations and trainings to many state education agencies, and I have consulted with the federal Secretary of OSERS and the Director of OSEP, about rural issues. I have trained hearing officers from every state and a number of territories. I have given numerous interviews on special ed law, and I have been quoted in “Education Week,” “Special Ed Connection,” “ The IDEA Compliance Adviser,” “The Special Educator,” among others. I have been a mediator and a hearing officer for West Virginia since 1989, and I am now a hearing officer for Utah, Washington DC, Alaska (conflict), and Pennsylvania (one LEA only). I am licensed to practice law in West Virginia and Illinois.
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2 comments:
yes i agree that meditation does makes you feel better. You enter a state where you feel that you do not remember anything, who you are and what are you doing. It seems as if we are into a different world where we do not know ourselves.
Very good and unique feeling arises when we meditate. Its really helpful to students.
Actually Sophia,
I was talking about mediation not meditation, but it is difficult to argue against either!
Jim
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