The American Psychiatric Association (www.apa.org) is responsible for writing and publication of the DSM. At the bottom of this blog find their proposed changes to autism spectrum disorders (ASD), as copied from their website.
In a nutshell, effective with the release of DSM-5 in May 2013 we will change the way we describe autism-related disabilities to the singular “Autism Spectrum Disorder.” Clients will no longer be diagnosed as having “autism” versus “PDD-NOS” or “Asperger Syndrome” as all of these different classifications will officially go away. However, individuals with ASD will be referred to as having one of three severity levels (see chart at end).

Read more: http://www.autismsupportnetwork.com/news/proposed-dsm-5-changes-regard-asd-3478294#ixzz1u366XxQO

Community nonprofit organization in California that fosters interaction between disabled and nondisabled students. Great model to be followed in other states.

Provides standards-based resources that improve the teaching and learning of mathematics for all students.

Current classes on Srimad Bhagavatam from a variety of advanced devotees

All kinds of free science learning links.

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Excellent free videos about a variety of subjects.

List of 25 websites for teachers

Free resource explaining the September 11 terrorist attacks on America to kids.