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2007052965 |
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0131745980 |
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9780131745988 |
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(OCoLC)190760673 |
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.R38 2009 |
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371.90472 |
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22 |
100 1# - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME |
Personal name |
Raver, Sharon A., |
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author. |
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245 10 - TITLE STATEMENT |
Title |
Early childhood special education, 0 to 8 years : |
Remainder of title |
strategies for positive outcomes / |
Statement of responsibility, etc. |
Sharon A. Raver. |
246 3# - VARYING FORM OF TITLE |
Title proper/short title |
Early childhood special education, zero to eight years |
264 #1 - PRODUCTION, PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, MANUFACTURE, AND COPYRIGHT NOTICE |
Place of production, publication, distribution, manufacture |
Upper Saddle River, N.J. : |
Name of producer, publisher, distributor, manufacturer |
Merill/Pearson, |
Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice |
[2009] |
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©2009 |
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xvi, 368 pages : |
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illustrations ; |
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24 cm |
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Includes indexes. |
505 00 - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE |
Title |
Foundations of Early Childhood Special Education -- |
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Introduction to Working with Infants, Toddlers, Preschoolers, and Primary-Aged Children with Special Needs -- |
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Overview -- |
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Case Study -- |
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Federal Legislation Affecting Early Childhood Special Education Services -- |
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The 1973-Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act -- |
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The 1990-Individuals with Disabilities Education Act -- |
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The 2001-No Child Left Behind -- |
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The 2004-Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act -- |
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Characteristics of Early Childhood Special Education -- |
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Characteristics of General Early Childhood Education -- |
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Least Restrictive Environment -- |
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Characteristics of Children Receiving Early Childhood Special Education Services -- |
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Characteristics of Infants and Toddlers -- |
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Characteristics of Preschoolers -- |
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Characteristics of Primary-Aged Students -- |
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Program Objectives for Educating Young Children with Special Needs -- |
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Intervention with Infants and Toddlers -- |
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Intervention with Preschoolers -- |
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Intervention with Primary-Aged Students -- |
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Service Delivery Models for Educating Young Children with Special Needs -- |
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Home-Based Program Model -- |
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Center-Based Program Model -- |
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Home-Center Program Model -- |
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Itinerant Teacher Model /Inclusion -- |
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Models for Primary-Aged Students -- |
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An Ecological Approach to Early Childhood Special Education -- |
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Microsystem -- |
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Mesosystem -- |
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Exosystem -- |
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Professional Standards -- |
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Standards-Based Education -- |
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Conclusion -- |
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Building Partnerships in Culturally /Linguistically Diverse Settings -- |
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Overview -- |
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Case Study -- |
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Building Partnerships with Families -- |
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Impact of a Disability /Developmental Delay on Parents -- |
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Impact of a Disability /Developmental Delay on Siblings -- |
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Impact of a Disability /Developmental Delay on Extended Family -- |
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A Family-Based Approach -- |
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Communicating with Parents and Professionals -- |
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Nonverbal Communication Skills -- |
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Verbal Communication Skills -- |
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The Family Systems Approach -- |
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Family Characteristics -- |
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Family Interaction -- |
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Family Functions -- |
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Developing Professional-Family Partnerships in Planning -- |
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Servings Families from Culturally /Ethnically /Linguistically Diverse Backgrounds -- |
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Parents' Personal Rights -- |
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The Right to Feel Angry -- |
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The Right to Seek Another Opinion -- |
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The Right to Stop Trying -- |
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The Right to Be Annoyed with Their Child -- |
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The Right to Be a Parent -- |
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Building Effective Teams -- |
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Types of Teams -- |
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Developing Effective Teams -- |
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Conclusion -- |
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Assessment and Individualized Interventions -- |
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Overview -- |
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Case Study -- |
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Assessment -- |
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Norm-Referenced Assessments -- |
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Criterion-Referenced Assessments -- |
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Play-Based Assessments -- |
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Judgment-Based Assessments -- |
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The Purposes of Assessment -- |
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Developing Individualized Programs -- |
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Developing an Individualized Family Service Plan -- |
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Developing an Individualized Education Program -- |
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Monitoring Skill Acquisition -- |
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Individualized Instruction for Primary-Aged Students -- |
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Conclusion -- |
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Effective Instructional and Accommodative Practices -- |
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Overview -- |
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Case Study -- |
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Designing and Managing the Physical Space -- |
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Using Staff Effectively -- |
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Organizing Learning Centers -- |
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Planning for Instruction -- |
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Using Thematic /Unit Curricular Organization -- |
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Understanding the Stages of Learning -- |
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Instructional Approaches -- |
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Direct Instruction -- |
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Naturalistic Instruction -- |
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Embedded Learning Opportunities /Routine-Based Instruction -- |
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Instructional Strategies -- |
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Prompting -- |
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Modeling -- |
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Response-Contingent Feedback -- |
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Mand-Model Procedure -- |
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Active Student Responding -- |
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Increasing Engagement in Young Children -- |
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Providing Sufficient Skill Practice -- |
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Using Activity Mini-Schedules -- |
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Using Scaffolding -- |
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Using Computers to Support Learning -- |
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Inclusive and Accommodative Practices -- |
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Program and Assessment Accommodations -- |
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Coplanning and Collaboration -- |
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Consultation -- |
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Inclusion of Infants, Toddlers, and Preschoolers -- |
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Inclusion of Primary-Aged Students -- |
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Writing Section 504 Accommodation Plans -- |
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Conclusion -- |
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Techniques for Promoting Development and Learning -- |
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Promoting Communication Development -- |
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Overview -- |
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Case Study -- |
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Overview of Communication and Language Development -- |
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Communication, Speech, and Language -- |
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Language Delay -- |
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Language Disorder -- |
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Communication Development in Infants and Toddlers -- |
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Semantic Development: The First Words -- |
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Pragmatic Development -- |
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The Role of Parents and Caregivers -- |
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The Role of the Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) -- |
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General Principles of Communication Intervention with Young Children -- |
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General Approaches to Communication Intervention -- |
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Facilitative Strategies for Promoting Communication in Young Children -- |
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Communication Development in Toddlers -- |
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Late Talkers Versus Late Bloomers -- |
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Assessment of Language Delays in Toddlers -- |
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Strategies for Promoting Communication in Toddlers with Language Delays -- |
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Communication Development in Preschoolers with Specific Language Impairment -- |
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Limitations in Language Content: Semantics -- |
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Limitations in Language Form: Phonology, Morphology, and Syntax -- |
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Limitations in Language Use: Pragmatics -- |
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Language and Communication Assessment of Preschoolers -- |
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Strategies for Promoting Communication in Preschoolers -- |
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Language Characteristics of Primary-Aged Students with Language Impairments -- |
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Phonological Characteristics of Students with LLD -- |
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Syntactic Characteristics of Students with LLD -- |
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Semantic Characteristics of Students with LLD -- |
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Pragmatic Characteristics of Students with LLD -- |
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Communication and Language Assessment of Primary-Aged Students -- |
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Strategies for Promoting Communication in School-Age Children with Language and Learning Impairments -- |
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Augmentative-Alternative Communication -- |
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Types of AAC Systems -- |
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Conclusion -- |
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Promoting Cognitive and Literacy Development -- |
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Overview -- |
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Case Study -- |
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Theories of Cognitive Development and Learning -- |
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Behavioral Theory of Learning -- |
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Information-Processing Theory of Learning -- |
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Cognitive-Development Theory of Learning -- |
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The Effects of Early Experience -- |
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Infants and Toddlers -- |
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Preschoolers -- |
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Cognitive Milestones and Intervention Implications Assessment -- |
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Infants and Toddlers -- |
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Preschoolers -- |
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Primary-Aged Students -- |
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Assessment of Cognitive Development -- |
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Formal Cognitive Assessment -- |
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Informal Assessments -- |
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Promoting Cognitive Development and Learning in Infants, Toddlers, and Preschoolers -- |
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Promoting Cognitive Development and Academic Learning in Primary-Aged Students -- |
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Reading Instruction -- |
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Models of Reading Instruction -- |
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Monitoring Reading Progress -- |
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Teaching Mathematics -- |
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Approaches to Teaching Mathematics -- |
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Conclusion -- |
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Promoting Fine and Gross Motor and Adaptive Skills Development -- |
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Overview -- |
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Case Study -- |
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Theories of Fine and Gross Motor Development -- |
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Neuromaturational Theory -- |
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Motor Learning Theory -- |
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Sensorimotor Theory -- |
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Treatment Models -- |
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Approaches to Intervention -- |
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Activity-Based /Routine-Based Intervention -- |
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Supports to Therapy -- |
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Service Delivery Models -- |
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Direct Service Delivery -- |
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Monitoring Service Delivery -- |
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Consultation Service Delivery -- |
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Assessment Practices -- |
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Screening -- |
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Diagnosis -- |
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Program Planning -- |
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Characteristics of Children with Physical Disabilities -- |
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Cerebral Palsy -- |
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Spina Bifida -- |
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Down Syndrome -- |
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Other Conditions that Impact Neuromotor Development -- |
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Therapeutic Intervention Strategies -- |
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Positioning -- |
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Play with People and Objects -- |
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Promoting Gross Motor Skills -- |
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Promoting Fine Motor Development -- |
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Adapting Curricula -- |
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Promoting Adaptive Skills Development -- |
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Feeding -- |
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Dressing -- |
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Personal Hygiene -- |
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Assistive technology -- |
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Conclusion -- |
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Promoting Social and Emotional Development -- |
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Overview -- |
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Case Study -- |
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Social and Emotional Development in Infants and Toddlers -- |
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Attachment -- |
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Social and Emotional Development in Preschoolers -- |
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Peer Interactions and Friendships -- |
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The Development of Play -- |
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Development of Emotional Regulation -- |
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Social and Emotional Development in Primary-Aged Students -- |
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Play in Kindergarten and the Primary Grades -- |
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Peer Interactions and Friendships in the Primary Grades -- |
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Managing Challenging Behavior -- |
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Principles of Behavior Management -- |
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Relationship Building with Young Children -- |
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Assessment of Undesirable Behavior -- |
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Intervention with Infants and Toddlers -- |
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Intervention with Preschoolers -- |
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Intervention with Primary-Aged Students -- |
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Conducting Functional Behavior Assessments and Developing Interventions -- |
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General Strategies for Promoting Appropriate Social and Emotional Skills -- |
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Promoting Appropriate Social and Emotional Skills in Infants and Toddlers -- |
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Promoting Appropriate Social and Emotional Skills in Preschoolers -- |
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Promoting Appropriate Social and Emotional Skills in Primary-Aged Students -- |
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Conclusion -- |
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Interventions with Specific Populations -- |
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Techniques for Teaching Young Children with Mild Learning and Behavior Problems -- |
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Overview -- |
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Case Study -- |
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The Identification Process -- |
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Infants, Toddlers, and Preschoolers -- |
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Primary-Aged Students -- |
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Characteristics of Young Children with Mild Learning and Behavior Problems -- |
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Infants, Toddlers, and Preschoolers -- |
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Primary-Aged Students with Mild Mental Retardation -- |
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Primary-Aged Students with Learning Disabilities -- |
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Primary-Aged Students with Behavior Disorders /Emotional Disturbance -- |
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Individualizing Instruction and Tracking Learning -- |
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Primary-Aged Students -- |
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Strategies for Promoting Skill Development -- |
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Task Analysis -- |
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Time Delay -- |
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Instructional Adaptation -- |
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Developing Communication Skills -- |
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Developing Social Skills -- |
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Developing Preliteracy Skills -- |
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Developing Literacy Skills in Primary-Aged Students -- |
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Conclusion -- |
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Techniques for Teaching Young Children with Moderate /Severe or Multiple Disabilities -- |
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Overview -- |
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Case Study -- |
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Definitions of Moderate /Severe and Multiple Disabilities -- |
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General Characteristics of Children with Moderate /Severe and Multiple Disabilities -- |
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Neuromotor Impairments -- |
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Degenerative Diseases -- |
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Infectious Diseases -- |
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Orthopedic and Musculoskeletal Disorders -- |
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Sensory Impairments -- |
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Major Health Impairments -- |
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Neurodevelopmental Disorders -- |
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Using a Needs-Based Approach to Intervention -- |
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Medical Needs -- |
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Physical Needs -- |
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Educational Needs -- |
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Social-Emotional Needs -- |
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Forming Educational Teams for Children with Severe and Multiple Disabilities -- |
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Roles and Responsibilities of Team Members -- |
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Early Interventionist /Early Childhood Special Education Professional -- |
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General Early Childhood Educator -- |
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Physical Therapist -- |
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Occupational Therapist -- |
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Speech-Language Pathologist -- |
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Assistive Technology Specialist -- |
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Educator for Students with Visual Impairments and Orientation and Mobility Specialist -- |
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Audiologist -- |
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Other Specialists -- |
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Assessment Considerations -- |
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Alternative Assessments for Young Children with Moderate /Severe and Multiple Disabilities -- |
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Identify Standards or Expected Learning Outcomes -- |
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Determine the Assessment Format -- |
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Using Continuous Monitoring and Data Collection -- |
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Curriculum Development for Children with Moderate /Severe and Multiple Disabilities -- |
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Desired Life Outcomes -- |
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Supporting Access to the General Curriculum -- |
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Conclusion -- |
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Techniques for Teaching Young Children with Hearing Loss -- |
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Overview -- |
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Case Study -- |
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Definitions -- |
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Causes and Types of Hearing Loss -- |
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Causes of Hearing Loss -- |
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Types of Hearing Loss -- |
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Severity of Hearing Loss -- |
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Taking a Visual Perspective -- |
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A Life-Span Developmental Framework for Intervention -- |
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Impact of Hearing Loss on Development and Learning -- |
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Communication Approaches -- |
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Monolingual Approaches -- |
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Language-Mixing Approaches -- |
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Cued Speech Approach -- |
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Bilingual Approaches -- |
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Technologies that Supplement and Support Sound -- |
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Hearing Aids and Group FM Systems -- |
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Cochlear Implants -- |
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Involving Families -- |
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Strategies for Promoting Auditory Development -- |
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Environmental Modifications for Improving Auditory Communication and Learning -- |
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Sound Localization Skills -- |
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Responding to Sounds -- |
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Imitation of Sounds -- |
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Promote Spoken Language Within Home Routines -- |
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Strategies for Promoting Visual Communication -- |
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Infants, Toddlers, and Preschoolers -- |
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Promoting Preliteracy Development -- |
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Storytime Activities -- |
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Promoting Literacy Development -- |
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Strategies for Teaching Literacy in a Bilingual Environment -- |
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Teaching Literacy in a Language-Mixing Communication Environment -- |
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Effective Inclusion Practices -- |
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Conclusion -- |
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Techniques for Teaching Young Children with Low Vision and Blindness -- |
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Overview -- |
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Case Study -- |
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Definitions of Vision Problems and Visual Impairment -- |
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Prevalence of Visual Impairment -- |
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Specialized Related-Services Professionals -- |
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Types and Causes of Vision Problems and Visual Impairment -- |
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Causes of Visual Impairment -- |
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The Impact of Vision Loss on Development -- |
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Characteristics of Children with Vision Loss -- |
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Cognitive Development -- |
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Social-Emotional Development -- |
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Language Development -- |
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Fine and Gross Motor Development -- |
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Preliteracy and Literacy Development -- |
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Assessment -- |
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Vision Screening -- |
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Functional Vision Assessment -- |
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Learning Media Assessment -- |
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Developmental and Academic Assessment -- |
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State- and DistrictWide Assessments for Primary-Aged Students -- |
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Specialized Areas of Instruction -- |
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Continuum of Placement and Inclusionary Practices -- |
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Conclusion -- |
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AppendicesDEC Recommended Practices Strand: Child-Focused Competencies -- |
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DEC Recommended Practices Strand: Inclusion Competencies -- |
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Websites for Professionals and Families -- |
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Author Index -- |
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Subject Index. |
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Topical term or geographic name entry element |
Children with disabilities |
General subdivision |
Education (Early childhood) |
Geographic subdivision |
United States. |
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