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Mission and Key Principles Resources

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Below you will find the following resources that accompany Mission and Key Principles of Part C Early Intervention

  • Key Resources & References (Resources referenced throughout)
  • Additional Resources (Reference referenced within each of the Key Principles)
  • Bonus Resources (Bonus resources and activities)

 

Key Resources & References

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)

U.S. Department of Education Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)

Part C IDEA Resources (overview, contacts, resources, etc. on Early Childhood Technical Assistance (ECTA) Center website)

Mission and Key Principles 

Early Intervention Services: Key Principles and Practices 

Seven Key Principles Looks Like/Doesn't Look Like

Linkages to Supporting Resources 

Videos 

Video Playlist to access videos embedded within the modules

Early Intervention Part C of IDEA Video (without state specifics)

 

Additional Resources 

Key Principle 1 

DEC Recommended Practices with Examples

The ECTA Center Natural Environments Checklist

Key Principle 2 

The ECTA Center Family Checklist 

Key Principle 3 

 Your Role in Partnering with the Early Intervention Service Provider Infographic 

Key Principle 4 

EI Strategies for Success Blog

DEC Position Statement on Family, Culture, Values and Language (September 2010) 

Key Principle 5 

The ECTA Center's Resources for Writing Good IFSP Outcomes

Enhancing Recognition for High Quality IFSP Outcomes: A Training Activity for Infant and Toddler Service Providers

Key Principle 6

Teaming Tidbits Module

Cross-Disciplinary Competency Areas and Indicators Table

Key Principle 7

Division for Early Childhood (DEC) Communities of Practice

DEC News

DEC Position on Ethical Practice

ASHA Code of Ethics

AOTA Practice-Essential Ethics 

APTA Code of Ethics

 

Bonus Resources & Activities

Ongoing Professional Development Tracker  

(fillable pdf)

A bonus activity included in Principle 7 that can be used to document ongoing professional development activities you participate in. Note each state/territory/program may require their own form to document ongoing professional development so be sure to check with your program requirements. To access resource in Word follow these instructions. 

The Early Intervention Workbook: Essential Practices for Quality Services 

Chapter 3: Key Principles  (includes "At a Glance" and "Give it a Go" activities for each of the 7 Key Principles made available courtesy of Brookes Publishing)

Additional Resources

Key 7 Principles Quiz

Pletcher, L., & Younggren, N. (2013). The Early Intervention Workbook: Essential Practices for Quality Services. Baltimore, MD: Paul H. Brookes Publishing.

Looks Like in My Practice Reflection Activities (Stand-Alone Version)

These activities are embedded within Learner’s Guide and may be completed as part of the online module or a stand-alone activity.  Examples for how facilitators or individuals may choose to use this stand-alone version of the activity are included.

Mission and Key Principles Looks Like/Doesn't Look Like within Tele-Intervention

This bonus resource includes examples adapted from the Seven Key Principles: Looks Like/Doesn't Look Like (2008) resource developed by the Workgroup on Principles and Practices in Natural Environments and include some context for tele-intervention service delivery. 

 

 

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