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03 Mar 2015

Do You Have to Be a Parent to Be a Good Early Interventionist?

On Reagan’s first visit with Cole’s family, she feels like she is “under the microscope.” Cole’s grandmother, Celia, … Continue reading →

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Tags: challenges, communication development, development, early childhood, early intervention, families, family-centered practices, home visits, implementation, natural environment, newbie, parent-professional partnership, relationships, special instruction, strategies, students, toddlers
Posted in *Recent Articles, Engaging Families, Intervention Visits, Practical Strategies | 10 Comments

16 Oct 2014

Feeling Inspired! – What’s Inspired You Lately?

First, let me thank Lisa Terry for the idea for this post! Lisa posted “Feeling inspired” on our … Continue reading →

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Tags: adult learning, coaching, collaboration, early childhood, early intervention, family-centered practices, parent-professional partnership, professional development, relationships, strategies, students
Posted in *Recent Articles, Celebrating Early Intervention, Intervention Visits, Practical Strategies, Professional Development | 2 Comments

19 Mar 2014

Do’s & Don’ts for Managing an Unclean Environment

Visiting all kinds of environments is one of the things that I’ve always loved about early intervention. No … Continue reading →

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Tags: challenges, early childhood, early intervention, families, home visits, natural environment, parent-professional partnership, relationships, strategies, students
Posted in *Recent Articles, Intervention Visits, Practical Strategies | 3 Comments

11 Mar 2014

Letting It Go…Role Release and Why It Can Be Hard

Maybe you’ve been working in early intervention for many years and you’re great at what you do. Or … Continue reading →

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Tags: adult learning, challenges, collaboration, early childhood, early intervention, family-centered practices, parent-professional partnership, parents, professional development, relationships, strategies, students, teamwork
Posted in *Recent Articles, Engaging Families, Intervention Visits, Practical Strategies, Teamwork | 17 Comments

14 Feb 2014

Is That Even In My Job Description?

I graduated in May 2013 from JMU with my Master’s degree in Inclusive Early Childhood Education. From the … Continue reading →

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Tags: early childhood, early intervention, family-centered practices, home visits, parent-professional partnership, service coordination, strategies, students
Posted in *Recent Articles, Practical Strategies, Service Coordination | 8 Comments

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