Preschool Education

Assistive technology basics refer to the devices, software and services that help children with disabilities perform tasks they might otherwise

Early childhood disability accommodations are changes to the environment, routines, or materials that help a young child with a disability

Physical therapy considerations refer to the planning choices that help a young child move safely, comfortably and independently during daily

Occupational therapy needs refer to the difficulties a child has with everyday activities such as dressing, eating, writing, playing and

Speech language screening is a brief check that helps adults notice whether a child’s talking, understanding or communication may need

An IFSP for preschool services is a written plan that describes the early intervention support a young child and family

Individualized education plan basics start with a simple idea: some students need special instruction and services to learn well. An

Inclusion support planning is a written approach that helps a young child with a disability or developmental need take part

A special education eligibility overview explains how a public school decides whether a child qualifies for specially designed instruction and

Teacher family collaboration means teachers and parents or caregivers working together as partners to support a young child’s learning and