Most special education disputes are now resolved through mediation, resolution sessions, or some other non-adversarial process. Why
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Most special education disputes are now resolved through mediation, resolution sessions, or some other non-adversarial process. Why is that so? What are some of the advantages of resolving the dispute in a non-adversarial proceeding instead of an administrative due process hearing or complaint?
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