Measuring Early Childhood Ouctomes - an Electronic Learning Community

Measuring Early Childhood Ouctomes - an Electronic Learning Community

Friday, September 03, 2010  | 
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newResources on Age-Expected Child Development

The Early Childhood Outcome Center, continues to collect resources on age-expected child development to help Child Outcomes Summary Form (COSF) users compare to age-appropriate skills and behaviors children's functioning in the three outcome areas.

In addition to those listed on the ECO web site (/Age-Expected
Child Development from Birth to 5 Years/ ( click here ) the ECO is learning that some states are using a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website -- www.cdc.gov/actearly -- with developmental  milestone information from the National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities.  The section for parents presents the milestones in a format that is particularly clear ( click here )
Thank you Lesly W. and Kristie M. for sharing this resource!

Read this FREE online!
Full Book | PDF Summary
 
newResources on Age-Expected Child Development

The Early Childhood Outcome Center, continues to collect resources on age-expected child development to help Child Outcomes Summary Form (COSF) users compare to age-appropriate skills and behaviors children's functioning in the three outcome areas.

In addition to those listed on the ECO web site (/Age-Expected
Child Development from Birth to 5 Years/ ( click here ) the ECO is learning that some states are using a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website -- www.cdc.gov/actearly -- with developmental  milestone information from the National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities.  The section for parents presents the milestones in a format that is particularly clear ( click here )
Thank you Lesly W. and Kristie M. for sharing this resource!

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What is a FUNCTIONAL outcome? This PDF file answers the questions you might have about what a FUNCTIONAL outcome is? (Adapted 1-10-08 from “What is a FUNCTIONAL outcome” – ECO Center Draft Handout (4-30-07) Page 2 of 2)

 

 

What is a FUNCTIONAL outcome? This PDF file answers the questions you might have about what a FUNCTIONAL outcome is? (Adapted 1-10-08 from “What is a FUNCTIONAL outcome” – ECO Center Draft Handout (4-30-07) Page 2 of 2)

 

 

 
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Communication card/board building application online - Monday, March 16, 2009

There is a new Web 2.0 application on the block and this one is just for us! Mrs. Riley It's In the Cards is a communication card/board building application that is totally online. It combines photo symbols, picture symbols and text symbols in grid layouts of various sizes and configurations.

mrs riley

  • Here's a fun and interesting website for Speech-Language Pathologists/Teachers/Parents/Autism Specialists/ESL Teachers/Occupational Therapists/Social Workers
    Click the image to visit the site.


 
Communication card/board building application online - Monday, March 16, 2009

There is a new Web 2.0 application on the block and this one is just for us! Mrs. Riley It's In the Cards is a communication card/board building application that is totally online. It combines photo symbols, picture symbols and text symbols in grid layouts of various sizes and configurations.

mrs riley

  • Here's a fun and interesting website for Speech-Language Pathologists/Teachers/Parents/Autism Specialists/ESL Teachers/Occupational Therapists/Social Workers
    Click the image to visit the site.


 
 
TRANSITION AT AGE 3: Steps for Success Transition Guide
 

This guide was developed to support families, the Infant Toddler Program, schools, and community programs in meeting the federal and state requirements under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Amendments of 1997 for transition of children at age three. The guide provides

  • guiding principles
  • recommended practices
  • tools to promote smooth and effective transitions.

The guide also serves to encourage practices that will reflect a home, school, and community partnership to benefit all concerned — the family and child, the Infant Toddler Program, local schools, and, ultimately, the community at large.

Click here to download the guide.

  • Important documents on Early Childhood Part C and Part B Requirements Related to Transition Timelines can be accessed by clicking here.
  • The State of Idaho Interagency Agreement for Early Childhood Special Education Services and Early Intervention Services for Children Ages Two through Five can be accessed by clicking here.

This guide was developed to support families, the Infant Toddler Program, schools, and community programs in meeting the federal and state requirements under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Amendments of 1997 for transition of children at age three. The guide provides

  • guiding principles
  • recommended practices
  • tools to promote smooth and effective transitions.

The guide also serves to encourage practices that will reflect a home, school, and community partnership to benefit all concerned — the family and child, the Infant Toddler Program, local schools, and, ultimately, the community at large.

Click here to download the guide.

  • Important documents on Early Childhood Part C and Part B Requirements Related to Transition Timelines can be accessed by clicking here.
  • The State of Idaho Interagency Agreement for Early Childhood Special Education Services and Early Intervention Services for Children Ages Two through Five can be accessed by clicking here.
     
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