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Improving Systems, Practices, and Outcomes

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  • Audio 6.1 Voices from the Field: Pam Dawson

    Pam Dawson talks about Tele-Intervention (TI), which is virtual service delivery model. Pam discusses the benefits and challenges of TI and provides strategies for successful implementation.

  • Audio 6.2 Voices from the Field: Pam Dawson

    Pam Dawson talks about Tele-Intervention (TI), which is virtual service delivery model. Pam discusses the benefits and challenges of TI and provides strategies for successful implementation.

  • Audio 6.3 Voices from the Field: Denise Binder

    Denise Binder shares information about Practice-Based Coaching (PBC), a relationship-based method of professional development. PBC uses a three-component cycle of goal setting, focused observation, and feedback to build provider and caregiver capacity to promote adult-child interactions.

  • Audio 6.4 Voices from the Field: Denise Binder

    Denise Binder shares information about Practice-Based Coaching (PBC), a relationship-based method of professional development. PBC uses a three-component cycle of goal setting, focused observation, and feedback to build provider and caregiver capacity to promote adult-child interactions.

  • Audio 6.5 Voices from the Field: Denise Binder

    Denise Binder shares information about Practice-Based Coaching (PBC), a relationship-based method of professional development. PBC uses a three-component cycle of goal setting, focused observation, and feedback to build provider and caregiver capacity to promote adult-child interactions.

  • Audio 6.6 Voices from the Field: Irlanda Jimenez

    Irlanda Jimenez talks about the various ways practitioners can use visual supports to facilitate learning among young children who are dual language learners. Irlanda empathizes the importance of providing concrete examples of things the child might have experience with-as well as creating that experience, if necessary--in order to facilitate the child's participation in a given activity. This clip is borrowed with permission from The IRIS Center. (2015). Dual Language Learners with Disabilities: Supporting Young Children in the Classroom.

  • Audio 6.7 Voices from the Field: Aly Hethcoat

    Aly Hethcoat shares the importance of using data collection to inform instruction. She talks about using "question of the day" to provide her with the opportunity to embed an intervention as well as collect data to inform instruction.