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Resource Documents: Inclusion

Access to the General Education Curriculum in Inclusive PRE-K Programs

File:

PDF - Large file: 7,909 KB / POWERPOINT - Large file: 20,965 KB

Authors:

Barbara Thompson, Ph.D., University of Kansas

Description:

PowerPoint presented by Barbara Thompson, University of Kansas at PreK ESE Coordirators' Meeting Oct. 2004


Fact Sheet - Young Children with Challenging Behaviors

File:

PDF File - 169 KB

Authors:

Center for Evidence-based Practice

Published:

November 2004

Description:

Facts Sheet about young children with challenging behavior offers explaination of the signficance of behaviors and positive outcomes.


Inclusion Resources

File:

PDF File - 212 KB

Authors:

Camille Catlett, FPG Child Development Institute

Description:

This document contains many resources, including web links, on inclusion. Topics covered include: Why increase the emphasis on inclusion?; What do we know about early childhood inclusion?; Ways of making shift happen, All Around Resources, and a Standards Summary.


Social Skills:
Interventions to Promote Peer Social Interactions in Preschool Settings

File:

PDF File - 881 KB

Authors:

Heidi L. Hollingsworth, M.Ed., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Published:

2005

Description:

Young Exceptional Children Volume 9 Number 1


Linking Social Development & School Readiness

File:

PDF File - 372 KB

Authors:

Smith, B., The Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning

Published:

2005

Description:

Examines the link between good social skills and academic success.


NAEYC/NAECS/SDE Position Statement on Curriculum, Assessment, and Program Evaluation

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PDF - 67 KB

Authors:

NAEYC/NAECS/SDE

Description:

This joint position statement from the National Association for the Education of Young Children and the National Association of Early Childhood Specialists in State Departments of Education addresses the importance of high-quality programs for all young children.


New Research Synthesis on Early Childhood Inclusion

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PDF - 217 KB

Authors:

From the National Professional Development Center on Inclusion (NPDCI)

Published:

2007

Description:

This is a summary of key conclusions drawn from a review of the literature on early childhood inclusion. It may used in a variety of contexts including professional development, policy development, planning, advocacy, and grant writing.


Positive Solutions for Families of Young Children with Challenging Behavior

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PDF File - 242 KB

Authors:

Center for Evidence-Based Practice

Published:

August 2006

Description:

From the Center for Evidence-Based Practice: Young Children with Challenging Behavior (CEBP). Provides parents with eight practical tips they can use when their young children exhibit challenging behavior. Each tip includes a brief explanation and an example to show parents how they might use the specific approach with their own family in everyday life.


The Potential of Title I for The Potential of Title I for High High-Quality Preschool Quality Preschool

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PDF File - 628 KB

Authors:

Danielle Ewen and Hannah Matthews

Published:

2006

Description:

This presentation provides a brief overview of Title I of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act, explains how these funds may be used to support high-quality preschool, and offers several illustrative models of school districts using Title I funds for early education. It also provides background information making the case for investments in young, low-income children, along with relevant policy implications that may affect the availability of Title I funding for such programs.


Program Practices for Promoting Social Development of Young Children and Addressing Challenging Behavior - Leadership Strategies - Recommended Practices

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PDF File - 364 KB

Authors:

Fox, L., The Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning

Published:

2005

Description:

Outlines good practices that promote social development in young children.


Questions and Answers on the Part B Educational Environments Data Collection for Children Ages 3 – 5

File:

PDF File - 69 KB

Authors:

OSEP

Published:

2006

Description:

Questions and answers from OSEP on educational environments and LRE for Pre-K children with disabilities.


Trends Impacting the Inclusion of Young Children with Disabilities

File:

PDF File - 957 KB / POWERPOINT - 707 KB

Authors:

Jennifer Grisham-Brown, Ph.D., University of Kentucky

Description:

PowerPoint presented by Jennifer Grisham-Brown at PreK ESE Coordirators' Meeting June 2004


Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program (VPK) Setting & Aligning Standards - Emergent Literacy Course Standards Overview and Recommendations

File:

PDF File - 48 KB

Authors:

Florida DOE Office of Early Learning

Published:

March 2005


Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program (VPK)Setting & Aligning Standards - Child Performance Standards Overview and Recommendations
Florida's Early Learning Standards for Four-Year-Old Children: Recommended Revisions

File:

PDF File - 71 KB

Authors:

Florida DOE Office of Early Learning

Published:

March 2005


Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program (VPK) Setting & Aligning Standards - Curricula Standards Overview and Recommendations

File:

PDF File - 40 KB

Authors:

Florida DOE Office of Early Learning

Published:

March 2005



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