By utilizing collaboration between the sending and receiving programs, the model described in this article assures that parents do not experience an abrupt cessation of professional support but are supported throughout the transition period. A month-by-month timeline for providing services to parents through three phases of the transition is presented. A worksheet which parents can use to develop their child’s IEP and a list of parent resources also are included. Parent’s evaluations of the services provided by the model indicate that they were very satisfied with the support they received. MAs my daughter’s third birthday ap-proached, I lived in dread, not wishing to leave the familiar, comfortable environment of her infant program. The in...
More than one million transitions between early intervention services and early childhood programs a...
The transition from early intervention to early childhood special education programs is one of five ...
The purposes of this research are to: (a) identify the concerns of parents of children with special ...
This study examines the efficacy of an innovative transition model program, which was designed to pr...
having 3-year-olds with special education needs to experience transition from early intervention inf...
In order to provide the best opportunities for children with special emotional needs and behavioral ...
Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) is available to provide services for children with disabili...
Parental Expectations and Perspectives as They Relate to Their Children with Special Education Needs...
This study investigated 10 mothers ’ perceptions on the transition process, for their children with ...
Parents of elementary age children with disabilities were surveyed to identify information and servi...
The Individuals with Disability Education Act (IDEA) requires all Individualized Family Service (IFS...
The transition to preschool special education is challenging for parents, children, and professional...
Children progress through a number of life transitions and each is a pivotal point of development an...
Important changes in services occur for children with disabilities at age 3. A qualitative cross-sit...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 60-67)This case study examines the use of three strategi...
More than one million transitions between early intervention services and early childhood programs a...
The transition from early intervention to early childhood special education programs is one of five ...
The purposes of this research are to: (a) identify the concerns of parents of children with special ...
This study examines the efficacy of an innovative transition model program, which was designed to pr...
having 3-year-olds with special education needs to experience transition from early intervention inf...
In order to provide the best opportunities for children with special emotional needs and behavioral ...
Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) is available to provide services for children with disabili...
Parental Expectations and Perspectives as They Relate to Their Children with Special Education Needs...
This study investigated 10 mothers ’ perceptions on the transition process, for their children with ...
Parents of elementary age children with disabilities were surveyed to identify information and servi...
The Individuals with Disability Education Act (IDEA) requires all Individualized Family Service (IFS...
The transition to preschool special education is challenging for parents, children, and professional...
Children progress through a number of life transitions and each is a pivotal point of development an...
Important changes in services occur for children with disabilities at age 3. A qualitative cross-sit...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 60-67)This case study examines the use of three strategi...
More than one million transitions between early intervention services and early childhood programs a...
The transition from early intervention to early childhood special education programs is one of five ...
The purposes of this research are to: (a) identify the concerns of parents of children with special ...