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Practices for Parent Participation in Early Intervention/ Early Childhood Special Education

Serra Acar, Yusuf Akamoğlu

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Intellectual disabilities, intervention, educational intervention, adaptive skills, vocational skills, Early Learning, self-regulation, academic outcomes kindergarten, transitioning, First step to success early intervention program/başarıya ilk adım erken eğitim programı, antisosyal davranış, erken müdahale, erken önleme, Autism, sibling relationship, Asian and European American families, Children in need of special support, preschool education, educational support, preschool teacher, Inclusion, early childhood, Israeli and American educators, teacher attitudes, collaborative research, Human Development, Educational Inclusion, Special Education, Early Childhood Education,
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Another ERASMUS+ PROJECT: Inclusion Training in Intellectual Disability for Educators in Europe (ITIDE)

Throughout the EU, learners with special educational needs/intellectual disabilities are still not achieving or being included in education at all levels according to their potential. ITIDE aims to address this deficit by making available outstanding open access, practice-leading training materials on Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) to spread accessible, accredited, vocational learning to these groups within EU states and beyond. In doing so, we expect to support progress towards the Europe 2020 target of reducing early school leaving.
01.03.2017

A NEW ERASMUS+ PROJECT

Early Inclusion is a European project within the frame of Erasmus+ Strategic Partnerships. From 1.10.2015 until 30.3.2018 the project focuses on increased knowledge and shared methods concerning inclusion for pre-school children who have a disability or are at risk of becoming disabled. For further info: http://www.early-inclusion.eu/
28.11.2015

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