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31 Jul 2014

Can Service Coordinators Use Coaching?

Answering this question with a “Sure you can!” makes the answer sound simple, but if you’re a service … Continue reading →

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Tags: adult learning, challenges, coaching, collaboration, early childhood, early intervention, family-centered practices, home visits, parent-professional partnership, research to practice, service coordination, strategies
Posted in Recent Articles, Engaging Families, Coaching Practices, Practical Strategies, Service Coordination | 5 Comments

24 Jul 2014

Will Mason Ever Walk?

About 30 min into your first visit with Mason’s family, his father asks “Will he ever walk?” Mason … Continue reading →

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Tags: challenges, development, early childhood, early intervention, family-centered practices, home visits, infants, motor development, multiple disabilities, parent-professional partnership, parents, strategies, toddlers
Posted in Recent Articles, Engaging Families, Intervention Visits, Practical Strategies | 5 Comments

17 Jul 2014

2 Simple Tricks for Tiny Fisted Hands

It’s Thursday, the week’s almost over, and I bet you were just thinking…man, I sure wish I had … Continue reading →

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Tags: early childhood, early intervention, infants, motor development, red flags, strategies, toddlers
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08 Jul 2014

Adult Learning Principle #1: Making Intervention Immediately Relevant

We could call this one the “what’s in it for me?” principle. We know how we are…as adults, … Continue reading →

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Tags: adult learning, challenges, communication development, daily routines, early childhood, early intervention, embedding, family-centered practices, home visits, infants, natural environment, natural learning opportunities, parents, routines-based, strategies, toddlers
Posted in Recent Articles, Engaging Families, Intervention Visits, Adult Learning, Bridging the Gap, Coaching Practices, Practical Strategies | 1 Comment

01 Jul 2014

Does Tyler Imitate or USE his Words? – Why the Answer Matters

On your first visit you ask, “Is Tyler saying any words?” “Oh sure, Tyler has lots of words! He can say ball, … Continue reading →

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Tags: IFSP, assessment, autism spectrum disorder, communication development, development, early childhood, early intervention, eligibility, family-centered practices, home visits, parent-professional partnership, strategies, toddlers
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