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Friday October 15 07:30 am-08:45 am
Posters:
  • Surviving Kindergarten: What They Never Told Me Was Going to be Important!
  • Art for ALL: Authentic Inclusive Art Experiences
  • Assessment Practices in Early Childhood: Professionals' Perspectives
  • Building Capacity of Parents and Early Educators to Use Intentional Communication Interventions
  • Capturing Child Engagement in Inclusive Early Childhood Classrooms: Engagement Behavior Observation System
  • Challenging Behavior and Implications for Children’s Early Communication and Literacy Development
  • Children with Multiple Disabilities: A National Profile
  • Developmental Assessment: Problems in Generating and Using Developmental Sequences
  • Do Teachers with Greater Sensitivity Promote High Llevels of Engagement of Children?
  • Early Intervention in Korea: Legislation and Parents' Testimonies
  • Educational Needs of Parents of Children with Autism
  • Effective Social Skills Group Instruction for Students with ASD and Related Disabilities
  • Effects of Training on Preschool Teacher's Use of Early Literacy Strategies
  • Evaluating Part C - How Can we Know What's Working?
  • Evaluating the Acceptance of Children with Disabilities Pre and Post- Intervention
  • Examining International Early Childhood Special Education Services with ACEI Global Guidelines Assessment
  • Growth Patterns in the Early Communication Indicator (ECI)
  • Ideas for Embedding Theme-Based Literacy Opportunities into Preschool Centers
  • Impact of an Early Literacy Curriculum on Preschool Children
  • Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health: Hope for the Future
  • Integrating Math Instruction Into Preschools: Outcome Results for CSS Curriculum
  • Language and Play Everyday: An Interdisciplinary Collaboration
  • Math Centers: Connecting Activities and Informal Assessments
  • Merry Mealtimes: Addressing Young Children's Sensory Integration Issues to Improve Feeding Experiences
  • Perspectives of EI Stakeholders' in One Midwestern State
  • Post-adoption Development of Internationally Adopted Children
  • Prenatal Early Intervention Supports and Follow-Up from the Medical Community
  • Prompting Emergent Skills in Young Children with Special Needs in Korea
  • Quality Rating Systems and Young Children's Mental Health: Do the Stars Align?
  • Research Base for Consultation Practices in Itinerant Services: Benefits of Distributed Intervention
  • Responding to Non-educational Treatments for Young Children with Special Needs
  • Strategies to Support High-Quality Child Outcomes Data Collection: A National Survey
  • Taking a National Snapshot of Preschool Response to Intervention: 2009 and 2010
  • Teaching Play Skills to Young Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
  • Testing Cultural Fairness of Translations of a Developmental Screening Test
  • The State of the States: IDEA Implementation Trends Across the Nation
  • Understanding How Parents Communicate during Shared Toy Play and Book Reading Interactions
  • Using English and Spanish Versions of a Pre-literacy Assessment to Predict Intervention
  • Using Social Stories with Young Children
  • Which One is More Effective and Efficient? Videomodelling or Live Modeling?
  • Writing Rockets: Topical Graphic Organizers for Teaching Expressive Writing
  • Yoga: A Promising Practice for Young Children with Disabilities?

Information is preliminary and subject to change. Attendees should use the Final Conference Program (received on-site) to make their final session choices.

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