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On the Road to Agreement - The Fourth National Symposium

Preventing Conflict in the Education of Children with Special Needs

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Session 2.2 - Nick Martin Handout.pdf (47.78 KB)

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Session 2.2 - Nick Martin PowerPont.pdf (3.55 MB)

CADRE Symposia

2025

Mapping the Future Together: Rediscovering our Purpose

2022

Planting Seeds: Growing an Inclusive and Informed Community

2021

RISE to the Challenge: Resolve, Innovate, Support, Engage: CADRE’s 8th National Symposium

Session Recordings and Materials

2017

Restoring Focus on the Child: CADRE’s Seventh National Symposium

Session Materials

CADRE's 7th Symposium Videos

2015

The Evolving Landscape in Dispute Resolution in Special Education: CADRE's Sixth National Symposium

Session Materials

CADRE's 6th Symposium Videos

2011

Showcasing Exemplary Practices: CADRE's 5th National Symposium

Session Materials

CADRE's 5th Symposium Videos

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