Learn the Signs. Act Early. (2014)
Improving Early Identification for Children with Autism and other Developmental Disabilities
June 27, 2014
This ECTA Center webinar features the Learn the Signs. Act Early. Campaign. Participants will learn about the program's components, tools, and resources and how these have been used in coordinated, cross-sector developmental monitoring, screening and Child Find to improve early identification for children with autism and other developmental disabilities.
Presenters
- Camille Smith, CDC, Learn the Signs. Act Early. Campaign, National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities
- Gail Chodron, WI Act Early Ambassador and Interdisciplinary Training Coordinator, Waisman Center
- Donna Noyes, Part C Coordinator, NY
- Kirsten Siegenthaler, Part C Data Manager, NY
- Evelyn Shaw, ECTA Center
Presentation
- Part 1: Learn the Signs. Act Early.: Improving Early Identification for Children with Autism and other Developmental Disabilities (13 minutes)
- Part 2: Integrating Learn the Signs. Act Early. in an Aligned System for Screening and Assessment (14 minutes)
- Part 3: Incorporating Learn The Signs. Act Early. in Child Find
Session Resources
- Improving Early Identification for Children with Autism and other Developmental Disabilities
- Integrating Learn the Signs. Act Early. in an Aligned System for Screening and Assessment
- Fact Sheet: Learn the Signs. Act Early.
- Incorporating Learn The Signs. Act Early. in Child Find
- Fact Sheet: Learn the Signs. Act Early.
- AMCHP Overview: 2014-16 Learn the Signs. Act Early. State Systems Grants
- Act Early Ambassadors: 2014-2016 Roster
- Autism Case Training (ACT): A Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Curriculum
- Wisconsin Early Childhood Collaborating Partners
- Wisconsin Governor's Early Childhood Advisory Council
- Wisconsin Blueprint for an Aligned and Comprehensive System of Screening and Assessment for Young Children
- Act Early Wisconsin
- New York State Department of Health
- New York State Department of Health: Early Intervention Program
- New York State Department of Health: Early Intervention Program: Autism