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Begin forwarded message:Subject: Feds Send Millions To Train Special Educators, DSM Autism Update May Have Little Impact, and More NewsDate: October 2, 2012 11:31:04 AM PDTTo: valerieslist@...Having trouble viewing this email? Click here for the Web version.» Your Ad HereE-Mail News | Tuesday, October 2, 2012Hiring? Post on Disability Scoop JobsDisability Scoop Jobs -- our new site for professionals serving those with developmental disabilities -- is the place to find special educators, nonprofit executives, behavior analysts and more. Click here to get started!Latest Headlines from DisabilityScoop.comDSM Autism Update May Have Little Impact, Study FindsIn the largest study yet examining proposed changes to the autism diagnosis, researchers say far fewer people would be cut from the spectrum than previous studies have suggested.States Get Millions To Train Special EducatorsNearly two dozen states will benefit from millions in new federal funding to improve training for those working with special education students in the nation's schools.Brain Donations Urged For Autism ResearchAfter many of the world's brain samples available for autism research were lost earlier this year, a new effort is underway to increase tissue donation from those with the disorder.Disability Concerns May Sway VoteA new survey of likely voters suggests most are touched personally by someone with a disability and that those relationships could affect how they vote in the November election.Life Skills for Nonreaders - 5 Games With Symbol-Supported TextNEW! Series of board games are designed to teach meaningful life skills to students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The fun games teach and review basic skills to prepare students for success in today's world.» Your Ad HereDisability Scoop Jobs» Pediatrics Faculty | Univ of Wis School of Medicine | Madison, WI» State Director-Georgia | Sunrise Community of GA, Inc. | ville, GA» Search Hundreds of Jobs» Employers: Post a JobMost Popular This Week» Max From NBC's 'Parenthood' Talks Asperger's» Presidential Candidates To Skip Disability Forum» Billionaire Backs Disability Health Push» Senses Altered For Those With Autism, Study Finds» Concerns Raised Over Independent Living CentersRecent E-Mail News Issues» Friday, September 28, 2012» Tuesday, September 25, 2012» Friday, September 21, 2012AdvertiseWant to reach the most engaged audience in the special needs community? Look no further than Disability Scoop — the nation's premier source for developmental disability news.Click here for information about advertising with Disability Scoop.» Your Ad HereFounded in 2008, Disability Scoop is the nation's premier source for developmental disability news. With daily coverage of autism, intellectual disability, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome and more, no other news source offers a more timely and comprehensive take on the issues that matter to the developmental disability community. Learn more atwww.disabilityscoop.com.Not interested anymore? Unsubscribe.Copyright © 2012 Disability Scoop, LLC. All Rights Reserved. | Disability Scoop, LLC, 611 N. 3rd St., Memphis, TN 38107