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27 May 2014

Are Cultural Differences Truly Developmental Delays?

Miguel is 19 months old and lives with a large family that includes his parents, three older siblings, … Continue reading →

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Tags: assessment, challenges, communication development, cultural competence, early childhood, early intervention, eligibility, families, home visits, infants, motor development, parents, red flags, strategies, toddlers
Posted in Recent Articles, Engaging Families, Intervention Visits, Practical Strategies | 36 Comments

25 Mar 2014

The Parent says “You’re the expert. You tell me.” – What Do You Do?

At the initial IFSP meeting, Amada’s parents listen quietly as the other team members discuss their daughter’s development … Continue reading →

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Tags: IFSP, challenges, collaboration, cultural competence, development, early childhood, early intervention, families, family-centered practices, parent-professional partnership, service coordination, strategies, teamwork
Posted in Recent Articles, Engaging Families, IFSP Development, Practical Strategies, Service Coordination, What Would You Do? | 8 Comments

04 Feb 2014

Tips for Working with Interpreters

Today we hosted a fantastic Talks on Tuesdays webinar on culture and cultural competence, presented by Cecily Rodriguez … Continue reading →

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Tags: IFSP, challenges, collaboration, cultural competence, early childhood, early intervention, families, family-centered practices, home visits, parent-professional partnership, service coordination, strategies, teamwork
Posted in Recent Articles, Intervention Visits, IFSP Development, Practical Strategies, Service Coordination, Teamwork | 5 Comments

16 Jul 2013

Names are Important: Please Don’t Call Me “Mom”

The educator knocks and Malik’s mother answers the door. They introduce themselves then move out to the backyard … Continue reading →

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Tags: collaboration, cultural competence, early childhood, early intervention, families, family-centered practices, home visits, parent-professional partnership, parents, relationships, service coordination, strategies
Posted in Engaging Families, Intervention Visits, Practical Strategies | 10 Comments

25 Apr 2013

On Your Way to the Visit and the Interpreter Cancels…What Do You Do?

You are 5 minutes from the family’s home and your phone rings. The interpreter who usually meets you … Continue reading →

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Tags: challenges, cultural competence, early childhood, early intervention, family-centered practices, home visits, implementation, infants, natural environment, parent-professional partnership, relationships, strategies, toddlers
Posted in Intervention Visits, What Would You Do? | 4 Comments

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