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Observation & Screening
Trusted Agencies & Organizations
Guidelines
Screening Tools
Developmental Disabilities
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What are the 3 steps in the observation process?

What is OBSERVATION, SCREENING, and REFERRAL 

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What does FDLRS stand for? This agency provides diagnostic, instructional, & support services of CHILDREN FROM 3 TO 5 years old with disabilities (funded by FL Dept. of Education).

What is Florida Diagnostic and Learning Resources Systems

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Preparing to focus on the facts of an observation/screening is called_________
What is BEING OBJECTIVE
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When standardized tests are used to document the development of a child compared to other children of the same age.
What is NORM REFERENCED
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Occurs when a child does not display the skills and abilities seen in peers in the same age.
What is DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY
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The 1st step in the screening process is
What is obtain PERMISSION from parent to screen their child
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Provides Early Intervention services for infants & toddlers with development disabilities or delays as well as special education services through public school.

IDEA- Individuals with Disabilities Act

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When the early signs of developmental delay or disability are identified, ______ will have a better outcome for the child.

What is TIMELY REFERRAL FOR INTERVENTION

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Records how often a behavior happens
What is FREQUENCY COUNT
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a group of neurodevelopment disorders characterized by social impairments.
What is Autism
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An ongoing process in which child care professionals recognize and document identifiable milestones and developmental domains.
What is OBSERVATION
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Endorsements from reputable agencies indicated that the screening instrument is trusted by professionals with specialized knowledge. What are the 3 agencies?

Who is: Division of Learning, the Florida Dept. of Education

2. CDC- Center of Disease control

3. AAP- American Academy of Pediatrics

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Child care professionals do not _______, we ______ and document indicators
What is DIAGNOSE, IDENTIFY
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This instrument notes the presence or absence of demonstrated skills & abilities
What is CHECKLIST
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A genetic disorder characterized by distinct physical traits and intellectual impairments.
What is Down Syndrome
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an ongoing process in which child care professionals and others to verify that child is developing typically or identify early signs of delay or disability

What is SCREENING

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This agency helps families find care for children from birth through age 12. They provide resources for early learning (infants to age 5), Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK, age 4), and after-school care for school-age children

CCR&R- Child Care Resource & Refferal Network

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Screening takes place recurrently using an instrument that is proven to be _____,______ and _______.
What is What is VALID, ACCURATE, AND RELIABLE
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To keep track of what a child is doing as it is happening.
What is Running record
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3 Categories of abuse
What is PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, SEXUAL
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What are the three reasons child care programs on observe & screen children are to:

To promote their Growth & Development, detect any potential delays, and identify any signs of potential abuse or neglect. 

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This agency provides Early Intervention Programs (EIP) for children from Birth-3 years old and is administered by Florida Dept. of Health.

What is Early Steps

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Quality Screening Tools should be the following...(List 4)
What is What is EASY TO USE, ACCURATE, AFFORDABLE, AND AVAILABLE
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A narrative account of an event written shortly after the development of a skill or ability has occurred.
What is Anecdotal record
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Failure to provide things necessary to sustain life, such as food, clothing, shelter, health care, & supervision
What is NEGLECT