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Does my child have a developmental delay? : a step-by-step guide for parents on early intervention / Sarah Taylor Vanover.

By: Material type: TextPublisher: Lanham, Maryland : Rowman & Littlefield, [2019]Description: xix, 169 pages ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9781475842029 (cloth : alk. paper)
Subject(s): Additional physical formats: Online version:: Does my child have a developmental delay?DDC classification:
  • 371.904 72 VAN 23
LOC classification:
  • LC4704 .V38 2019
Contents:
Foreword Dr. Julie Rutland, Professor of Early Childhood Education, Morehead State University Preface Chapter 1: Noticing Differences *Developmental Milestones *What the Parent Notices *What the Teacher Notices Story #1 - Sydney's Story Chapter 2: Assessments and Conferences *The Purpose of Developmental Assessments *What is in Assessments? *How Teachers Share Information with Families Story #2 - Ty's Story Chapter 3: Referrals and Evaluations *What is a Referral? *Who Makes Referrals? *What is an Evaluation? *What Do Evaluation Results Mean? *What Options Do You Have After the Evaluation? Story #3 - Emily's Story Chapter 4: What is a Developmental Delay? *Terminology *What Conditions are Included? *Labels Story #4 - Preston's Story Chapter 5: The Burden on the Family *What is Chronic Sorrow? *Stages of Grief *Traits of Parents Raising Children with Special Needs *Being the Expert on Your Child Story #5 - Olivia's Story Chapter 6: Alphabet Soup: IDEA, IFSP, and IEP *IDEA *IFSP *IEP Story #6 - Samantha's Story and the Classroom Teacher's Perspective Chapter 7: The "New" Special Education *The Inclusive Model *See It, Do It, Teach It/ Peer Role Models *Team Approach *Therapy in the Classroom *The Natural Environment Story #7 - Melena's Story and The Therapist's Perspective Chapter 8: The Early Intervention Process *The Role of the Developmental Interventionist *The Role of the Classroom Teacher *The Role of the Therapists *The Role of the Family *Sharing Common Goals Story #8 - Holly's Story and The Developmental Interventionist's Perspective Chapter 10: The Parents' Roles as Advocates *What Does It Mean to be an Advocate? *What Does the World Need to Know About My Child? *Speaking Up without Turning People Off
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Foreword
Dr. Julie Rutland, Professor of Early Childhood Education, Morehead State University

Preface

Chapter 1: Noticing Differences
*Developmental Milestones
*What the Parent Notices
*What the Teacher Notices
Story #1 - Sydney's Story

Chapter 2: Assessments and Conferences
*The Purpose of Developmental Assessments
*What is in Assessments?
*How Teachers Share Information with Families
Story #2 - Ty's Story

Chapter 3: Referrals and Evaluations
*What is a Referral?
*Who Makes Referrals?
*What is an Evaluation?
*What Do Evaluation Results Mean?
*What Options Do You Have After the Evaluation?
Story #3 - Emily's Story

Chapter 4: What is a Developmental Delay?
*Terminology
*What Conditions are Included?
*Labels
Story #4 - Preston's Story

Chapter 5: The Burden on the Family
*What is Chronic Sorrow?
*Stages of Grief
*Traits of Parents Raising Children with Special Needs
*Being the Expert on Your Child
Story #5 - Olivia's Story

Chapter 6: Alphabet Soup: IDEA, IFSP, and IEP
*IDEA
*IFSP
*IEP
Story #6 - Samantha's Story and the Classroom Teacher's Perspective

Chapter 7: The "New" Special Education
*The Inclusive Model
*See It, Do It, Teach It/ Peer Role Models
*Team Approach
*Therapy in the Classroom
*The Natural Environment
Story #7 - Melena's Story and The Therapist's Perspective

Chapter 8: The Early Intervention Process
*The Role of the Developmental Interventionist
*The Role of the Classroom Teacher
*The Role of the Therapists
*The Role of the Family
*Sharing Common Goals
Story #8 - Holly's Story and The Developmental Interventionist's Perspective

Chapter 10: The Parents' Roles as Advocates
*What Does It Mean to be an Advocate?
*What Does the World Need to Know About My Child?
*Speaking Up without Turning People Off

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