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06 Sep 2018

The Parent Seems Uncomfortable…What Do You Do?

Maybe you’ve felt this before…you are on a visit and it’s the parent’s turn to practice using an … Continue reading →

Written by: Dana Childress, PhD

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Tags: adult learning, challenges, coaching, collaboration, early childhood, early intervention, embedding, families, home visits, implementation, natural learning opportunities, parent-professional partnership, parents, strategies
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24 Jul 2018

4 Strategies to Help You Stay in Your Lane during EI Visits

You are committed to helping families practice using intervention strategies during your visits. You truly believe that’s an … Continue reading →

Written by: Dana Childress, PhD

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Tags: challenges, coaching, early childhood, early intervention, engagement, families, family-centered practices, home visits, parent-professional partnership, special instruction, strategies
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26 Jun 2018

The Struggle is Real…Important

It’s Thursday afternoon and I’m banging my head on the steering wheel after my home visit. Why? Because … Continue reading →

Written by: Laura Harrell

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Tags: coaching, collaboration, early childhood, early intervention, families, family-centered practices, home visits, natural learning opportunities, parent-professional partnership, professional development, special instruction, toddlers
Posted in Recent Articles, Engaging Families, Intervention Visits, Coaching Practices, Practical Strategies, Professional Development | 2 Comments

13 Mar 2018

Oops…Guess What I Forgot?

Ever had one of those experiences where you realize that, while you think you did your best, you … Continue reading →

Written by: Dana Childress, PhD

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Tags: coaching, early intervention, family-centered practices, home visits, natural environment, parent-professional partnership, professional development, relationships, research to practice, special instruction
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13 Feb 2018

DEC Recommended Practices – Interaction (Part 1)

When we whittle early intervention down to its core, I think it’s all about interactions. Interactions between the … Continue reading →

Written by: Dana Childress, PhD

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Tags: coaching, communication development, daily routines, early childhood, early intervention, embedding, families, family-centered practices, home visits, multiple disabilities, natural learning opportunities, parent-professional partnership, relationships, research to practice, toddlers
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