Young Exceptional Children: Monograph Series No. 13

Mary McLean and Patricia Snyder (Eds.) Division for Early Childhood of the Council for Exceptional Children (2011)Format(s):
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The articles in this monograph are focused on contemporary assessment practices with particular attention paid to gathering information about young children’s development in authentic and familiar settings such.

  • Improving child find through tailored outreach to primary referral sources / Carl J. Dunst, Carol M. Trivette, & Glinda Hill
  • Developmental screening in early childhood : potential roadmaps for those considering the journey / Jantine Clifford
  • Assessment of family-identified needs through the routines-based interview / R.A. McWilliam
  • Using the assessment of family activities and routines to develop embedded programming / Philippa H. Campbell
  • Using your good judgment : informed opinion for early intervention / John T. Neisworth & Stephen J. Bagnato
  • Using digital video to enhance authentic assessment / Larry Edelman
  • Bringing pieces together : assessment of young children’s social-emotional competence / Rosa Milagros Santos
  • Evaluating young children who are dual language learners : gathering and interpreting multiple sources of data to make informed decisions / Lillian K Durán, Gregory A. Cheatham, & Rosa Milagros Santos
  • Using goal attainment scaling to monitor the developmental progress of young children with disabilities / Laurie A. Dinnebeil, Margie Spino, & William F. McInerney
  • Building good assessment into accountability systems for early childhood programs / Kathleen Hebbeler
  • Resources within reason : assessment / Camille Catlett.

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