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McMaster University Students Launch Amano to Revolutionize Hearing Care with Ultra-Low-Cost, Mechanical Hearing Aids

For millions of people worldwide, managing hearing loss is a persistent challenge defined not just by the physical adjustment to a changing sensory landscape, but by a formidable financial hurdle. Traditional prescription hearing aids, while effective for many, often come with price tags stretching into thousands of dollars, placing them out of reach for countless…

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New Federal Data Highlights Growing Enrollment of Students with Disabilities and Persistent Disciplinary Inequities

A significant and concerning trend has emerged within the nation’s public education system: the population of students identified with disabilities is rising steadily, yet these same students remain disproportionately subject to restrictive disciplinary practices, including physical restraint and seclusion. New data released by the U.S. Department of Education provides a sobering look at the experiences…

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Nearly 1 In 5 Public School Students Have IEPs Or 504 Plans

A growing number of students in the nation’s public schools are identified as having disabilities, according to newly released comprehensive federal data that also highlights a deeply troubling trend: these vulnerable children are significantly more likely to experience physical restraint, seclusion, and other severe forms of exclusionary discipline than their non-disabled peers. The findings are…

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New Federal Data Highlights Rising Number of Students with Disabilities Amid Disproportionate Rates of Restraint, Seclusion, and Discipline

A growing percentage of students enrolled in the nation’s public school system are identified as having disabilities, according to newly released federal data, and these children continue to face a disproportionately high likelihood of experiencing physical restraint, seclusion, and other forms of exclusionary discipline compared to their non-disabled peers. The findings are part of the…

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New Federal Data Reveals Rising Enrollment of Students with Disabilities and Persistent Disparities in Restraint, Seclusion, and Discipline

A growing number of students in the nation’s public school system are identified as having disabilities, according to comprehensive new data released by the federal government, yet these children continue to face disproportionately high rates of physical restraint, seclusion, and other forms of exclusionary discipline compared to their non-disabled peers. The findings are part of…

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Nearly 1 In 5 Public School Students Have IEPs Or 504 Plans

A growing number of students in the nation’s public schools have been identified as having disabilities, according to comprehensive new data released by the federal government, and these children are significantly more likely to experience physical restraint, seclusion, and other severe forms of exclusionary discipline than their non-disabled peers. The findings, compiled through the U.S.…

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New Federal Data Highlights Rising Enrollment of Students with Disabilities and Persistent Disparities in School Discipline

A growing percentage of children enrolled in the nation’s public school system are identified as having disabilities, according to comprehensive new federal data that also underscores a troubling reality: these vulnerable students face disproportionately higher rates of physical restraint, seclusion, and other exclusionary forms of discipline compared to their non-disabled peers. The findings are part…

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Nearly 1 In 5 Public School Students Have IEPs Or 504 Plans

A growing number of students in the nation’s public schools are identified as having disabilities, according to comprehensive new federal data that also highlights a deeply concerning trend: these children are significantly more likely to experience physical restraint, seclusion, and other forms of harsh disciplinary action compared to their non-disabled peers. The findings are part…

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McMaster University Students Launch Amano, Developing an Ultra-Low-Cost Mechanical Hearing Aid Priced at $20

For millions of individuals worldwide, the path to better hearing is frequently blocked by a formidable financial wall. Standard prescription hearing aids often cost thousands of dollars, placing essential medical care out of reach for aging populations, low-income households, and individuals without comprehensive health insurance. Witnessing this struggle firsthand within their own families, three entrepreneurial…

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Finding the Right Fit: Inside the Classroom Revolution for "Twice-Exceptional" Students

DALLAS — Megan Howard’s son is the kind of kid who studies trigonometry purely for fun. Yet, despite his advanced aptitude for complex mathematics, he found himself repeatedly avoiding school altogether. The morning routine became a daily battle of emotional friction. He would get fully dressed, only to stand paralyzed and refuse to leave the…

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