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Advertising with CEC

CEC offers a number of options for advertising to members and subscribers. Exceptional Children (EC) and TEACHING Exceptional Children (TEC) are found in libraries, teacher rooms and resource centers throughout the world making it read by many more than our 38,000 members. Advertising placed in EC and TEC provides publishers and manufacturers excellent opportunities to reach professionals and parents.

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For more information about any of CEC's advertising programs, contact

Amy Durkin,
Advertising,

TEACHING Exceptional Children (TEC)

Average Circulation: 40,612 Download the TEC Insertion Order form here TEACHING Exceptional Children, published six times a year, is published specifically for teachers, administrators and other professionals working with children and youth with disabilities and/or gifts. TEC features practical, peer-reviewed articles that present methods and materials for classroom use and presents current issues in special education teaching and learning.  TEC is one of CEC’s most valuated member benefits.

TEC also brings its readers the latest information on technology, assistive technology, procedures and techniques with applications to students with exceptionalities. The focus of its practical content is on immediate application.

Who Reads TEC?
Special education professionals who are eager to know more about your product or service. These individuals, who have a direct influence on purchasing decisions, include:

• Teachers and Early Interventionist
• Directors & Supervisors
• Principals
• School Administrators
• Consultants
• Graduate and Undergraduate Students
• Teacher Educators
• Diagnosticians & Psychologists
• Related Services (Social Workers, Reading Specialists, or Therapists)

Who Should Advertise in TEC?
Organizations that provide products or services including:

• Instructional Materials & Development Programs
• Classroom Books, Resource Materials & Textbooks
• Adaptive Devices
• Educational Seminars, Programs, & Training
• Computer Hardware & Software
• Assessment Tools
• Independent Living Curriculum
• Educational Toys and Games
• Periodical Publications
• School Equipment and Supplies
• Mainstreaming Information
• School District Recruitment

Exceptional Children (EC)

Circulation 42,711* Download the EC Insertion Order form here Exceptional Children, published four times a year, provides insightful, pioneering research, topical issues, and broad perspectives by leaders in the field for more than 65 years, making it the most respected scholarly journal in special education.  This peer-reviewed journal presents original research on the education and development of infants, toddlers, children, and youth with exceptionalities and articles on professional issues of concern to special educators. EC is an official, quarterly publication of the Council for Exceptional Children and is a benefit of membership. Subscribers represent CEC members and academic institutions.

Who Reads EC?
Key decision makers in special education who buy and support those products and companies they know and trust. You will reach:

• ollege and University Factually
• Researchers
• Teachers and Early Interventionist
• School Administrators
• Directors and Supervisors
• Principals
• University Teacher Educators
• Psychologists & Diagnosticians
• Graduate and Undergraduate Students
• Consultants
• Related Service Providers

Who Should Advertise in EC?
Organizations that provide products or services including:

• Textbooks, Instructional Materials
• Assessment & Diagnostic Products
• Conventions, Conferences, & Training Programs  
• Rehabilitation & Treatment Centers
• School Equipment and Supplies
• Computer Hardware & Software
• Therapeutic Devices
• Vocational Education, Transition
• School Districts
• Private Schools

CEC SmartBrief

CEC SmartBrief is a customized, daily e-mail brief summarizing the special education news of the day. Created specifically for special education professionals, its news is gathered from hundreds of top news sources and contains links to the original, full articles. Circulation continues to grow through a combination of viral marketing, regular trial sends and promotion via CEC’s other communication vehicles.

In SmartBrief’s experience, 93 percent of readers open and read a SmartBrief three to five times a week, and 80 percent of readers have learned about a new product or service through an advertisement in SmartBrief. As an advertiser, you will have online access to your campaign results to quickly and easily quantify your campaign ROI. Advertising reports include the names of every company and the title of every person who clicks on your ad.

For more information on advertising in SmartBrief, please contact, Joe Riddle, Account Director, SmartBrief. 

Online Job Board

CEC’s Online Job Board is the online recruitment source devoted solely to special and gifted education. Here, university and school recruiters and administrators can access the most qualified special educators with relevant work experience to fulfill staffing needs. More than 50% of the applicants who have posted their resumes have master’s degrees. The Online Job Board also has a variety of job seekers to meet your every job.  Job seekers can search for a job, apply directly to a listing or post their resumes.  Employers can post positions immediately and track responses as well as search resumes. This service is perfect for recruiters who want the highest quality candidates.   For more information, go to www.specialedcareers.org or contact Amy Durkin.

Mail List Rental

CEC’s mailing list contains active, educated and tenured special education professionals interested in learning about new products and services to help them help their kids. This list, generated primarily via direct mail, contains names from the Council for Exceptional Children in-house active membership and customer list. Lists can be gathered from U.S. or Canadian-based lists. Segments of gender, business or home address, division membership, interest area, and geographic location may be chosen for more targeted mailings.

For more information on CEC’s mail list, contact Victor Erickson at (703) 264-9454.