Video 1.6: Routine in a program – taking turns

Video 1.6: Routine in a program – taking turns A teacher facilitates a game of peek-a-boo between two boys with special needs. She embeds learning by encouraging communication with signs. She also supports turn-taking (running time: 1 min. 23 sec.). View TranscriptNarrator: This video clip shows a teacher in a preschool classroom working with two boys with…

Video 1.5: Routine in a program – enjoying mealtime

Video 1.5: Routine in a program – enjoying mealtime   Jalisa, a toddler with multiple disabilities has joined a newly inclusive child care setting. A practitioner helps Jalisa get into her special chair, and provides assistance for Jalisa to use a spoon. Jalisa’s team –Head Start practitioners, therapists, and the family – work together on…

Video 1.4: Routine at home – talking on the phone

Video 1.4: Routine at home – talking on the phone   A mother encourages social learning by giving her daughter an opportunity to speak to a relative on the phone (running time: 51 sec.). View TranscriptNarrator: This video clip shows a mother at home encouraging her toddler to talk on the phone with a family…

Video 1.3: Routine at home – playing peek-a-boo

Video 1.3: Routine at home – playing peek-a-boo   A mother takes a normal everyday routine like changing a diaper and turns it into a learning opportunity by adding a game of peek-a-boo (running time: 1 min. 21 sec.). View TranscriptNarrator: This video clip shows a mother playing at home with her infant son splashing…

Video 1.2: The family’s viewpoint

Video 1.2: The family’s viewpoint   Christine, the mother of Luke, a 3 year old boy with developmental delays shares her view on a dilemma to include her son in a childcare program (running time: 2 min. 20 sec.). View TranscriptChristine: When we first thought about enrolling Luke in a childcare program, we were nervous…

Video 1.1: The teacher’s viewpoint

Video 1.1: The teacher’s viewpoint   Jackie, a teacher in a community-based childcare program shares a dilemma about including Luke, a 3 year old boy with developmental delays, in her classroom (running time: 1 min. 50 sec.). View TranscriptJackie: My program has just become more inclusive, and they’ve placed a child with significant disabilities into…

Foundations of Inclusion Birth to Five

Foundations of Inclusion Birth to Five This short video provides an overview of inclusion legal and policy foundations and inclusion research, as well as a definition, the desired results and defining features of inclusion in early childhood. The video was produced by CONNECT: The Center to Mobilize Early Childhood Knowledge (running time: 12 min. 53 sec.). Handouts Policy Advisory…

Handout 1.14: Observation Form

Handout 1.14: Observation Form Resource Type: Handout In this handout, learners will view an observation form that a practitioner created to collect time sampling data to assist in the evaluation of embedded interventions for a child. The practitioner is evaluating the progress the child has made towards a goal by observing and recording the number…

Handout 1.12: Child Activity Matrix

Handout 1.12: Child Activity Matrix Resource Type: Handout This handout can be used to plan how embedded interventions will be implemented at home or in a program. Family and practitioners can document details such as times, activities, adults involved, and descriptions of the embedded interventions and post the form as a daily reminder. Resource File…