Measuring Child and Family Measuring Child and Family Outcomes Baltimore, MD 2008 Outcomes Baltimore, MD 2008 Child Outcomes Measurement: Child Outcomes Measurement: Practices at the Local Level Practices at the Local Level Amanda Faulkner, Frontier Community Amanda Faulkner, Frontier Community Services Services Linda Borghols, AK Part C Linda Borghols, AK Part C Keri Bowers, Charleston County Keri Bowers, Charleston County School District School District Norma Donaldson-Jenkins, SC 619 Norma Donaldson-Jenkins, SC 619
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Measuring Child and Family Measuring Child and Family Outcomes Baltimore, MD 2008Outcomes Baltimore, MD 2008
Child Outcomes Child Outcomes Measurement: Practices at Measurement: Practices at the Local Levelthe Local Level
Amanda Faulkner, Frontier Community Amanda Faulkner, Frontier Community ServicesServices
Linda Borghols, AK Part CLinda Borghols, AK Part C
Keri Bowers, Charleston County School Keri Bowers, Charleston County School DistrictDistrict
DHSS/Office of Children’s Services DHSS/Office of Children’s Services Part C (birth to 3)Part C (birth to 3) Using Child Outcomes Summary Using Child Outcomes Summary
FormForm Decided by stakeholder processDecided by stakeholder process Collecting data statewide since Collecting data statewide since
State Department of Education State Department of Education 619 (3 through 5)619 (3 through 5) Using Child Outcomes Summary FormUsing Child Outcomes Summary Form Decided by stakeholder processDecided by stakeholder process Collecting data for more than a yearCollecting data for more than a year Using several assessment tools Using several assessment tools
including AEPSincluding AEPS
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Local ChallengeLocal Challenge
STAFF DEVELOPMENT!!STAFF DEVELOPMENT!!
South Carolina!!South Carolina!!
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Local Strategies--SCLocal Strategies--SC
•CollaborationCollaboration•Focus groupsFocus groups•Materials developmentMaterials development
Alaska!!Alaska!!
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Local Strategies--AKLocal Strategies--AK
•CollaborationCollaboration•Training materials on lineTraining materials on line•Training integral to staff Training integral to staff developmentdevelopment
AGE EXPECTED CHILD AGE EXPECTED CHILD DEVELOPMENTDEVELOPMENT
South Carolina!!South Carolina!!
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Local Strategies--SCLocal Strategies--SC
•Early learning standardsEarly learning standards•Web resourcesWeb resources•Team communicationTeam communication•Input from general Input from general educatorseducators
Alaska!!Alaska!!
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Local Strategies--AKLocal Strategies--AK
•Parents as active team Parents as active team membersmembers
•Decision treeDecision tree•Gathering sufficient Gathering sufficient information about the information about the childchild
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Local ChallengeLocal Challenge
MEETING AS A TEAMMEETING AS A TEAM
South Carolina!!South Carolina!!
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Local Strategies--SCLocal Strategies--SC
Phone conferences Phone conferences Scheduling meetings to Scheduling meetings to
coincide with IEP team coincide with IEP team meetingsmeetings
Shared folder on district site Shared folder on district site that is password protected that is password protected
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Alaska!!Alaska!!
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Local Strategies--AKLocal Strategies--AK
Teleconferences, especially Teleconferences, especially with rural communitieswith rural communities
Picture children in different Picture children in different settingssettings
Collect information from the Collect information from the family about how the child family about how the child functions in daily life functions in daily life
Alaska!!Alaska!!
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Local Strategies--AKLocal Strategies--AK
Core competenciesCore competencies Functional assessment and Functional assessment and