Tag Archives: Stakeholders

Exploring the Role of Part C and Section 619 Participation in Designing and Using Linked/Integrated Early Childhood Data

Conference: DaSy-ECIDS Topical Meeting Date: March 2015 Presenters: Missy Cochenour, Kathi Gillaspy, Grace Kelley, Denise Mauzy, Amy Nicholas, Jeff Sellers, and Sharon Walsh This presentation and associated handouts give states an introduction to the advantages/value of linked/integrated data and participating in their state’s Early Childhood Integrated Data System (ECIDS). It is intended to increase knowledge […]

Moving Maryland Forward: Birth through Five system of services for children with disabilities and their families

This 2016 booklet from Maryland provides an example of a data analysis product for a broader audience, including families and legislative representatives. Many elements of Data Use are addressed. Published by: Maryland Department of Education (MSDE), Division of Special Education/Early Intervention Services (DSE/EIS) Moving Maryland Forward: Birth through Five system of services for children with […]

Access to and Examination of Records

Logo: Center for Parent Information and Resources (hands)

This 2015 training module takes a detailed look at a parent’s rights to access and examine the early intervention records of their child. It includes a slideshow presentation, trainer’s guide explaining all content, speakers notes, and multiple handouts. Published by: National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities (NICHCY) Access to and Examination of Records Online […]

Working with Stakeholders to Identify Potential Improvement Strategies for Program Improvement (Including the SSIP)

This 2015 quick reference guide is designed to assist states in understanding what information needs to be available in order for stakeholders to assist in selecting potential improvement strategies that will increase capacity of LEAs, EIS programs, and practitioners to improve results for infants, toddlers and their families or for young children with disabilities. Published […]