There are over 241,000 members

It was founded in 1925

They run six publications all related to the speech, language, and auditory fields

Nearly 1 in 12 children has suffered with a disorder in speech, language, or swallowing (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, n.d.)

The LDA was created to provide personalized and evidence-based programs to support those with learning disabilities and inform those surrounding that individual

the LDA was created 1964 after the some parents of the children with learning disabilities pushed for their children to get the services they need

they aim to provide a quality education for individuals with disabilities

they hold a special education legislative summit

they also have a learning disability strategy summit

they provide free webinars for better education on autism

they have been an organization for over 60 years

they have support groups in 77 countries

CHADD stands for Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

They have created support groups for those who have ADHD and their support systems

They publish ADHD news every week

They also can provide information on where to get help

They want all who need assistive technology to receive the best products and services possible

They have webinars that provide information to educators and clinicians however they are also open to parents

Starting in 1999 the ATIA has held a conference to educate individuals on products and services

they have been established since 1880

they not only promote the use of asl for communication however they also promote the use of asl to preserve deaf culture

they are creating an incredibly inclusive environment that promotes diversity to better represent the deaf community.

they were established in 1921

they want to open as many career options for those who are visually impaired as possible

they publish the Journal of Visual Impairments & Blindness

they are fully ran by individuals with physical disabilities

they were established in 1995

they were created to advocate for equal opportunities for physically disabled people in Australia

they provide scholarships to better educate gifted children

their curriculum is based on their abilities not their age group

they were founded in 1999

these games are for grades preschool to 8th grade

they focus on math, reading, writing, and digital literacy

students can learn outside their grade level to better understand topics they may have missed and go further to explore new topics.

They focus on identifying and effectively teaching pre-K - 12th grade students with reading difficulties

they use the evidence based model provided by the ESSA

they provide information on section 504 plans and the IDEA

due to the current government shut down no new information is available

they try to set up a competitive educational environment to create well prepared students

they are committed to inclusion, excellence, innovation, adaptability, and encouragement

they provide professional development

they have a blog that posts different topics related to inclusive classrooms once a month

they promote and publish research that improves policy

they provide professional development opportunities

advocating for individuals with emotional and behavioral disorders

they extend critical professional supports

They are a New York State resource

They focus on the child and the potential outcomes

They work with care teams to get the best possible outcome for the child

They focus on seeing the whole child not just the good or bad

They believe in meeting children where they are

Their main focus is on the child's potential, what they can achieve with support

They have a blog

They line up with common core standards

The majority of their resources focus on Spanish to English learning

When a search is done on testing accommodations on the ADA website there is a lot of information explaining exactly what is covered and how

If a student is receiving accommodations it gives the teacher or professional working with them a guide of what testing accommodations can look like

This organization was created in 1981 after the death of a gifted teenager

It provides resources for 2e and gifted individuals

They sponsor events regarding all things exceptional