DEC's 30th Annual Conference on Young Children with Special Needs and Their Families

Description

The DEC Conference includes a variety of sessions applicable to early interventionists.
The following sessions have been approved for Illinois EI Credit:
Anytime, Anyplace, Anyone: Using Authentic Assessment to Inform out Early Intervention Practice - 2 As
CARA's Kit: Creating Adaptations for Infant/Toddler Routines and Activities - 2 Int
Earlier Intervention: Providing Prenatal Part C Supports - 2 WWF
Inclusive Early Childhood Education Around the World - 2 WWF
Resource-based Coaching: Roadmaps for Achieving Family Outcomes - 2 Int
What the DEC Recommended Practices Say About Autism: Suggestions for Interventionists - 1 At Dev
Working with Hybrid Families in Transdisciplinary Settings: What's a Team to Do? - 2 WWF
Addressing Military Family Needs: Family and Educator Perspectives - 1 WWF
Changing Our Words = Changing Our Perspectives - 1 WWF
Evidence-based Coaching: What Works for You? - 1 Int
The IFSP Process: Continuing and Emerging Challenges to Meaningful Family Participation - 1 WWF
Collaborative Partnerships between Childcare Professionals and Families of Children with Disabilities - 1 Int
Storybook Reading: Ways to Enhance Language Skills in Children with Hearing Loss - 1 Int
Effective Practices for Family Centered Home Visiting - 2 Int
Parent-Child Interaction: A Powerful Learning Venue for Toddlers with Autism - 2 Int
Parents Talk about Feeding: What ECSE Professionals and Trainers Need to Know - 2 At Dev
Social Validity - 1 Int
Statewide Implementation of the Autism Navigator: Improving Early Detection and Intervention - 2 Int
Supporting Families Experiencing Multiple Risks in Early Intervention - 2 WWF
Travelin' Shoes: Stepping from Deficit to Resilient Determination Against Poverty - 2 WWF
Using Developmental Observation Topics to Strengthen Parent-Professional Collaboration - 2 Int
What Practitioners Need to Know about Measuring EI and ECSE Outcomes - 1 Typ & 1 At Dev
Babies Count: The National Registry for Infants and Toddlers with Visual Impairments - 1 At Dev
Building Real Relationships with Families Using the Best of Evidence-based Practice in Early Intervention - 1 WWF
Using Evidence-based Practices in Early Intervention with Children with Hearing Loss - 1 Int
Helping Infants and Toddlers Learn to Control Their Emotional Thermostats through Self-Regulation - 2 Int
Neonatal Assessment - 2 As
Reflecting on the Early Interventionist's ROLE using a Logic Model - 2 Int
Using Triadic Strategies to Facilitate Parent-Child Interaction in Early Intervention - 2 Int
Early Intervention and Families Living in Poverty - 2 WWF
Embedded Learning Opportunities in the Home and Community - 2 Int
Facilitating Early Development Using Daily Routines - 2 Int
From Switch Operated Toys to iPads: Explore Assistive Technology for your Child - 2 Int
Baby Steps: Using Tele-Intervention with Families of Young Children with Visual Impairment - 1 Int
Ethical Practice Dilemmas in Early Intervention: Issues and Resolution Strategies - 1 Int
Healthy Infants: Prevention-Promotion Supports for Vulnerable Families - 1 At Dev
Project DATA: The Effects of a RCT for Toddlers with Autism - 1 Int
Sensory Integration Based Interventions: Do They Work? - 1 Int
Tele-intervention in Early Intervention: Training Future Professionals for a Digital Future - 1 Int
Benefits and Challenges of Conducting Developmental and Diagnostic Assessments in the Home Setting - 2 As
Peeling the Onion: Reflective Practice in Our Work with Young Children & Families - 2 WWF
The Importance of Measuring Home Language in Universal Screening - 2 As

Location Renaissance St. Louis Grand Hotel
800 Washington Ave
St. Louis, MO
Date 10/7/2014 8:30 AM - 10/9/2014 5:30 PM
Sponsor Division for Early Childhood of the Council for Exceptional Children (DEC)
Trainer various
Principles 1. Support families
2. Active participation
3. Collaborative relationships
4. Specific IFSP goals
5. Comprehensive plans
8. Quality services
Credit Hours 0
Cost varies
Status Closed