I.
Training modules on the web or at a distance
- Interactive
Behavior Management Training Site--
By case example, text- based; Gives examples from expert
teachers.
- Behavior
Management Self-Study for Paraprofessionals
- On-line
Academy the University of Kansas
--- Modules you can preview on-line about Positive Behavioral
Support
- Penn
State Cooperative Extension’s Better Kid Care Program:
Pennsylvania Child Care/Early Childhood Development Training
System
-- provides educational materials and resources, satellite
broadcasts, videos, and educational activities for
child care providers, parents, and employers.
----- Two-hour
learning units available on-line (I have selected
two of many to show you below)
----------------On-line Course: Behavior
is Contangious ** Do not have to register to have
access to materials! Entire video
is available online!! (approx. 1 hr.15 min.) Uses
child examples and adult dialog and discussion (using
Real Player) Also entire workbook
can be downloaded in Acrobat format!
----------------On-line Course: The
Joy of Discipline; Video
and Workbook
- Building
Effective Successful Teams (BEST) Project Modules
-- three stand-alone self study modules to meet the unique
needs of teams providing services to young children in
collaborative inclusive settings. Cover the topics of
teaming, challenging behaviors and early literacy. Modules
on activity based approach to learning and family partnerships
are under revision and will be available fall, 2001.
---Teams have the option of participating in a module
for undergraduate or graduate credit, or Continuing Education
Units (CEU). Credit is offered through the University
of Idaho.
--- Course outlined but materials not available on-line!
- Independent
Study Catalog the University of Kansas
-- Special
Education 798: Family/Professional Collaboration: Facilitating
Inclusion of Exceptional Children and Youth in Schools
and Communities
-- Course info on-line to preview lessons, etc.
-- more courses are also available from SPED
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Basic web-sites on challenging behavior (some examples)
A.General
Overview
B.
Functional Behavioral Assessment/support
C.
Inclusion
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Videos (to purchase and limited on-line links)
- Video
Clips for Effective Parenting and Child Development
*** SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION***
** Uses real player... has potential! On 6/12/02, no
video clips were working yet.
- Video:
Bridges
for Children with Autism
--- A training video set for sale focus on ABA
- Video:
REDIRECTING
CHILDREN'S BEHAVIOR HOME COURSE VIDEO
-- A training video on sale
- NC
State University: Observing
Young Children Video
-- Dr. Linda Hestenes, Assistant Professor, Department
of Human Development and Family Studies
University of North Carolina in Greensboro, North Carolina
-- Dr. Karen DeBord, Child Development Specialist, Department
of Family and Consumer Sciences
North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, North Carolina
State University, Raleigh, North Carolina
-- The observation videotape features clips with a suggested
pause feature. The areas that are taught include:
Anecdotal Records, Running record, Event Recording, Time
or Duration Recording Checklists
- Video
from conference: Supporting
a Person with Challenging Behaviors/ Supporting the People
Who Care
--This presentation was recorded at the Supporting A Person
with Challenging Behaviors/Supporting the People who Care
Conference held on March 13, 2000 in Phoenix, Arizona.
-- David Pitonyak, is a human services consultant interested
in positive approaches to challenging behaviors. He believes
that challenging behaviors are "messages" which can tell
us important things about the individual and his or her
surroundings. Understanding the "meaning" of an individual's
challenging behaviors if the first step in supporting
the person (and the person's supporters) to change.
- Video:
Understanding
and Managing Behavior of Young children
-- University of Colorado, for sale
- Videos:
Richard Lavoie: When the Chips are Down, F.A.T.
City, LD and Social skills
-- LD focus on behavior, self esteem and social skills;
inspirational style of speaker
-- five minute video clip on-line from When the chips
are Down
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Articles on the web (a small sample)
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Related Journals
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DVD Information
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Software
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VIII.
Communication (and General) Development
- Speech
and language development in infants and young children
Caroline Bowen
-- Very well done page!!
--Speech Language Pathology information for families,
students and professionals. Family friendly--
but more information links so very informative while having
some links for professionals too.
ASHA: Language
and literacy development
- Iowa
State University Child Development Handouts (Downloadable
in PDF format)
-- Discipline
for preschoolers
-- Language
development
Also more handouts divided by ages and stages, behavioral
issues, social issues, play, child care, self-help, parenting,
etc.
- UW
Madison Extension Parenting handouts
-- not really a newsletter (it carries no news), but rather
a brief, learn-at-home training packet. It is research-based,
and has been evaluated for impact. Lots of great handouts
for parents that include developmental information and
ideas!
-- Parenting the First Year (96 pages) is NCR-321
-- El Primer Ano del Bebe (96 pages) is NCR-452
-- Parenting the 2nd & 3rd Years (96 pages) is NCR-578
-- Family Keys (78 pages) is NCR-597
- Language
Development - Gale Ency. of Psychology
--Presents an overview of the process by which children
learn language. Covers the period from infancy to later
preschool years.
- Early
Childhood Educator Web site - Development
- ERIC:
Language Development: The Early Years
-- brief summary
- Zero
to Three
-- For families this site provides resources for choosing
childcare, developmental milestones as well as, a new
brochure downloadable about development and excerpts
from their bi-monthly bulletin. *Also has a professional
section
- Baby
Parenting
-- Links to child development domains including speech
and language and social/emotional development and more!
--This site offers an abundance of information about babies
and toddlers, from activities to crafts and from development
to temper tantrums.
- Baby
Center
--This site provides a wealth of information about child
development (including talking, understanding, socialization,self
help, motor and sensory skills) health, work, family and
much, much more! Milestones, calculators, speech/language
checklists, bulletin boards, etc.
- Parent
Center
-- Child development from 2-8 years of age across domains.
Articles, milestones, bulletin boards, polls, ask the
experts, etc. lots of information!
- Parenting
on the Go
This site includes techniques that represent a "training"
for parents in the important skills of effective parenting
and discipline. These techniques are available to you
in "bite-size" packages ideal for the "parent on the go"
-- the parent just needing a suggestion, but needing it
right now -- before the situation(s) gets out of control.
- Kids
Health
-- Development links (all domains including communication
divided by age level 1 month to 18 years and learning
and play)
-- Nice friendly article on speech and langauge delay
- KinderStart
- Child Development : Speech/Verbal Development
-- Various articles on speech and communication development
- CyferNet
Child-- Development
-- Articles on development across domains (Communication,
emotional, social, etc.)
-- Also some articles in Spanish
- PBS
ABC's of child development
-- Friendly fun charts for communication development,
social-emotional, physical and cognitive thinking.
- Parents
Magazine
-- Ages and Stages section about development; Lots of
other seasonal information on this page too.
- National
Parent Information Network
--- provides information on including on-line text articles--
web design less friendly
- Child
Development Institute
-- Very basic information
- Child
Language Development...
-- Simple design with lots of child oriented graphics
developed by a comm. dis. student
--This page is designed as a guideline for parents to
follow their child's normal language development.
- Book
to buy: Childhood
Speech, Language, and Listening Problems : What Every
Parent Should Know
-- by Patricia McAleer Hamaguchi
C.
Course materials
D.
Videos & Software
E.
Research
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IX.
Communication Intervention
SLP
Sites (Long lists)
http://www.herring.org/speech.html
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