Today I want to share someone else’s blog post that just wow’ed me. Before you read what I … Continue reading
Where are your practices on the traditional vs. participation-based continuum? Wherever you are on the continuum, take some … Continue reading →
Tags: collaboration, daily routines, early childhood, early intervention, engagement, families, family-centered practices, home visits, natural environment, natural learning opportunities, parent-professional partnership, research to practice, routines-based, strategies, videtaping
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Meet Jesse and his Mother Jesse is 22 months old and often plays by himself. When his mother … Continue reading →
Tags: autism spectrum disorder, communication development, early childhood, early intervention, embedding, engagement, family-centered practices, home visits, natural environment, natural learning opportunities, parents, relationships, routines-based, strategies, toddlers
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Feb
2014
The Child Completely Avoids You…What Do You Do?
You’ve been seeing Max and his grandmother for 3 visits now. On each visit, Max completely avoids you. … Continue reading →
Tags: challenges, communication development, early childhood, early intervention, engagement, home visits, natural environment, natural learning opportunities, parent-professional partnership, strategies, toddlers
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You’ve probably met Isaiah before. In his child care classroom, his teacher struggles to keep him at the … Continue reading →
Tags: IFSP, challenges, collaboration, daily routines, development, early childhood, early intervention, engagement, families, family-centered practices, home visits, implementation, natural environment, parent-professional partnership, red flags, routines-based, strategies, teamwork, toddlers
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