2025 Early Intervention Series: Family-Centered Practices
The Family-Centered Practices in Early Intervention module features recent research defining and operationalizing capacity-building family-centered practices. It highlights the fole of the family in the early intervention process and discusses how early intervention prviders can use relational and participatory practicesto activley engage families in the early intervention process and maximize child and family outcomes. The course aligns with family-centered practicesm guidlines developed by professional organizations, professional standards, and recent research.
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You must complete the pre-test before launching this course.
In order to earn credit for completing this module, participants must pass a post test with a score of 80% or higher. A certificate of completion is accessible to the participation after successfully completing the module.
If you experience technical problems with this course, please contact FIPP.CASELMS@dhhs.nc.gov
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Learning objectives:
* Understand the characteristics of family-centered practices.
* Recognize and describe the benefits of relational help-giving strategies.
* Recognize and describe the benefits of participatory help-giving strategies.
* Describe how the use of family-centered practices promotes research-based practices.