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Linking Assessment and Trauma-Informed Intervention in Preschool: Exploring the Implementation of Rebound & Recovery
By Tai Cole, Stoops Center for Communities, Families, and Children, Florida State University; Chelsea Morris, Department of Individual, Family, and Community Education, University of New...
Improving Transitions from Early Intervention (EI) to School: Strategies to Decrease Caregiver Stress and Increase Collaboration Between Families and School Professionals
Kristina Rios, Ph.D.California State University of Fresno Molly Buren, Ph.D.National Louis UniversityThis article for NASET’s Early Intervention Series was taken from the Winter 2025 edition of...
Improving Transitions from Early Intervention (EI) to School: Strategies to Decrease Caregiver Stress and Increase Collaboration Between Families and School Professionals
By Kristina Rios, California State University of Fresno; Molly Buren, National Louis University Issue: Winter 2025 DOI: 10.64546/jaasep.572 The aim of early intervention (EI) is...
What is Early Intervention
IntroductionEarly intervention services are designed to address the developmental needs of eligible infants and toddlers with disabilities, ages birth to the third birthday, and their...
Developmental Milestones
IntroductionAs a special education teacher parents are constantly concerned about the development of their children. They may be concerned about whether or not the children...
The Disparity of Early Intervention Services for Minority Families
By Iris DeVaughnThis issue of NASET’s Early Intervention series was written by Iris DeVaughn. Early intervention services, which are services that are provided to children...
What’s a developmental delay?
The term “developmental delay” is an important one in early intervention. Broadly speaking, it means that a child is delayed in some area of development. There are...
The Evaluation and Assessment Process for Early Intervention
IntroductionParents who are considering early intervention services may be overwhelmed by the process. There may be times when you can assist a parent with information...
If a Parent is concerned about a baby or toddler’s development
IntroductionAs a teacher, you may hear from parents concerns about a child’s early development. It’s not uncommon for parents and family members to become concerned...
What is Early Intervention?
Parent Participation in Early InterventionIntroductionAs teachers in special education you will deal with parents on an ongoing basis, whether in early intervention, preschool special education...
Parent Participation in Early Intervention
IntroductionAs teachers in special education you will deal with parents on an ongoing basis, whether in early intervention, preschool special education or special education 5-21....
Transition to Preschool from Early Intervention
Introduction Kids grow fast, don’t they? And early intervention is designed for children from birth up to age three. At that point, services under EI end. If...
Early Intervention- Parent Participation in Early Intervention
Families, most particularly parents, are vital participants in early intervention.Parent contributions are invaluable:at the individual level where you are intimately involved in determining the services...
What is a Developmental Delay
If you as a parent are reading this, perhaps you’re concerned about your child’s development. We’re glad you’re here, because there are many immediate things you can do...
Part 5- Writing the IFSP for Your Child
After your young child’s evaluation is complete and he or she is found eligible for early intervention services, you, as parents, and a team will...
Part 4- Parent Participation in Early Intervention
Introduction Families, most particularly parents, are vital participants in early intervention.Your contributions are invaluable:at the individual level where you are intimately involved in determining the services...
Part 3- Writing the IFSP
Introduction Having collected a great deal of information about your child and family, it’s now possible for the team (including you as parents) to sit...
The 5 Areas of Child Development
Introduction There are 5 areas of childhood development examined in each evaluation of an infant or toddler suspected of having a developmental delay or disability....
Finding Your Parent Training and Information Center
Introduction Families with a child who has a disability have special concerns and often need a great deal of information: information about the disability of...
March 2013 – NASET Resource Review
In this issue you will Find Topics On:After School and Summer LearningCollaborative LearningEarly InterventionFamilies and CommunityMiddle School ExperienceMobile LearningProject-Based Learning StrategiesSexuality Education and Students with...
