DEC 2013 Conference

Description

This year’s theme is Bridging Research, Policy and Practice…Every Day, Every Chance, Every Child. You will be inspired by top researchers, leading policymakers, practitioners and families as they share evidence-based innovative approaches that demonstrate meaningful, effective and sustainable collaborations across research, policy and practice.

The following sessions are approved for EI credit:

Get with the Routine! Embedding Developmental Goals into Daily Routines - 3 Int
An Approach to Building Family-Capacity in Early Intervention - 3 WWF
iPads in Early Intervention: Functional Skills Embedded in App”lications” - 3 Int
Falling in Love During IFSP Development: The Routines-Based Interview - 3 As
Feeding Strategies and Specialized Interventions for Children Birth to Five Years - 2 Int
Implementing a Primary Service Provider (PSP) Teaming Approach: Step-by-Step Guidelines for Success - 3 Int
Preparing for Poverty's Pain: Comprehending its Leverage Guides to Successful Intervention! - 2 WWF
Adaptations in Everyday Settings: Creating Inclusive Communities One Child at a Time - 1.25 WWF
Multi-faceted Collaboration to Facilitate Effective Part C to Part B Transitions - 1.25 WWF
National Standards for Infants and Toddlers Born with Low Birth Weight - 1.25 At
The Social Emotional Assessment/Evaluation Measure: Promoting Social-Emotional Competence in Young Children - .75 As
Implementation Science, Early Child Care, and Early Intervention - .75 Int
Preparing Individuals for Inclusive Early Childhood Settings: Bridging Research, Policy and Practice - .75 WWF
Translating Naturalistic Communication Interventions into Sustainable Practice - 1.25 Int
Addressing Family Needs in Early Intervention Service Delivery - 1.25 WWF
Promoting the Use of Evidence-based Practices in Early Intervention Systems - 1.25 Int
Caregiver Coaching in Early Intervention - 1.25 WWF
Using Naturalistic Language Intervention Strategies with Young Children with Autism - .75 Int
Pathways of Influences of Early Intervention on Family, Parent, and Child Outcomes - 2 Int
Tele-intervention in Early Intervention-Bridging Research, Practice, and Technology - 1.25 Int
Technology to Support Caregivers’ Use of Evidence-based Practices - 1.25 Int
Research Foundations of a Primary Service Provider Approach to Teaming - 1.25 Int
Extending our Reach: Using Distance Technology to Deliver Collaborative Coaching to Parents - 1.25 WWF
Supporting Families with Multiple Risks in Early Intervention - 1.25 WWF
Facilitating Early Access to Intervention: Recommendations from the Field - 1.25 At
Early Social Interaction Project for Toddlers with Autism Spectrum and their Families - 1.25 Int
Meet the Parents: Families' Perspectives on Diversity in Early Intervention - 1.25 WWF

Location Hilton San Francisco Union Square
333 O'Farrell St
San Francisco, CA 94102
Date 10/16/2013 4:30 PM - 10/18/2013 6:00 PM
Sponsor Division for Early Childhood - Council of Exceptional Children
Trainer various
Contact DEC (406) 543-0887
Principles 1. Support families
2. Active participation
3. Collaborative relationships
4. Specific IFSP goals
5. Comprehensive plans
6. Periodic monitoring
8. Quality services
Credit Hours 1.0 - Intervention
Cost $265(member)/365(non) early;$295(m)/395(n) regular
Status Closed