Early Intervention Series: Family-Centered Practices
The Early Intervention Series: Family-Centered Practices is an awareness level module designed to introduce practitioners to capacity-building family-centered practices. Family-centered practices are operationalized in early intervention through the use of natural learning environment practices, capacity-building family support practices, and a coaching interaction style.
If you experience technical problems with this course, please contact FIPP.CASELMS@dhhs.nc.gov.
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Lessons
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 1. Early Intervention Series Family Centered Practices Pre-test
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2. Early Intervention Series: Family Centered Practices Introduction
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3. Early Intervention Series: Family Centered Practices Scenarios
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4. Early Intervention Series: Family Centered Practices Post Test
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Objectives
Understand the characteristics of family-centered practices.
Recognize and describe the benefits of relational helpgiving strategies.
Recognize and describe the benefits of participatory helpgiving strategies.
Describe how to use the use of family-centered practices promotes research-based practices.
EI Series: Family-Centered Practices