Education & EdTech

Opinion: When Language Becomes a Barrier to Special Education

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The article discusses how Latino families face significant barriers in accessing special education services due to language and structural issues, highlighting disparities in timely evaluations and meaningful parent participation as mandated by federal law. Key takeaway for content creators is the importance of addressing language access and cultural responsiveness to ensure equitable support for multilingual families navigating special education systems.

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