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•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Family, Community, and State Perspectives for Expanding Preschool LRE in Wisconsin
August 2005
Choices and Options for Including Young Children with
Disabilities
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Creating a Vision
• Ask about the parent’s vision.
• Where would your child be if she did not have a disability?
TOOL: Put the Planning Back in the IEP
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Creating a Vision
• Where are we as a state?
• What is our vision?
• Where are the children?
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
YOU are here
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Wisconsin Early Childhood Collaborating Partners
WECCP
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Wisconsin Model
Early Learning Standards
WMELS
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
State Improvement Grant
Preschool IDEA Discretionary Grants
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Quality
Education and Care
for all Young Children
in Wisconsin
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Creating a Vision
• It’s the law
• Options are not optional ( or what we’ve learned).
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Creating a Vision
continuum of alternative placements
including integrated placement options, such as community-based settings with typically developing age peers, must be available to preschool children with disabilities.”
the placement decision is made by a group knowledgeable about … placement options
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Hooking the Team
• Expect apprehension• Plan for communication• Build trust
TOOL: Joni story
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Hooking the Team
• Expect apprehension
• Plan for communication
• Build trust
TOOL: Research articles, circle chart
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Hooking the Team
Gains in cognitive, language and motor skills for children with disabilities in inclusive settings are comparable to those in self-contained.
(Buysee & Bailey, 1993; Fewell & Oelwein, 1999, Jenkins, Odom, & Speltz, 1985; Wolery & McWilliam, 1998).
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Hooking the Team
“Families realized that the children did better than we all had expected in the community placements and that they were acting more like children than special education students…”
Bruder, 2000
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Offering Motivation
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Offering Motivation
• Preschool Options Project Overview
• Minigrants to communities
• Technical assistance
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Offering MotivationPreschool Environment
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L = early childhood N = home O = itinerant outside home
P = part time/part time M = early childhood special education Q = residential
R = separate school totals
State of Wisconsin
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Offering Motivation
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Offering Motivation
NeillsvillePreschool Environment
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L = early childhood N = home O = itinerant outside home
P = part time/part time M = early childhood special education Q = residential
R = separate school totals
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Offering Motivation
Preschool Environment
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L = early childhood N = home O = itinerant outside home
P = part time/part time M = early childhood special education Q = residential
R = separate school totals
Chippewa Falls
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Offering Motivation
MondoviPreschool Environment
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L = early childhood N = home O = itinerant outside home
P = part time/part time M = early childhood special education Q = residential
R = separate school totals
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Individualizing Options
•IEP GOALS for a child (not a place)
•Keep family priorities in mind
•How will we know we’ve been successful?
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Individualizing Options
A tool for individualizing:
LINK worksheet
• Strengths
• Needs
• Parent concerns
• How the disability affects involvement in age-appropriate activities
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Individualizing Options
“Erika will be able to communicate with and be understood by listeners—peers, adults, etc. who are unfamiliar with her. Messages understood—observed 8 of 10 opportunities.”
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Individualizing Options3. What questions should the IEP team consider as
they determine the setting(s) for the delivery of services to a preschooler with a disability?
• Where does the child usually spend time? Do these settings include peers?
• Can the goals be met with the use of supplementary aids and services in age appropriate settings?
• If not, what other settings for service delivery will meet the child’s needs?
TOOL: Bulletin 00.09
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Individualizing Options
It looks different for each child
in each community.
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Capturing Opportunities
• Building on the family’s unique culture
• Strengthening the investment
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Capturing Opportunities• Building on the
community’s unique culture
• Strengthening the investment
TOOL: house activity
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Encouraging Friendships
• Part of our vision• Planning for
friendships• Results!
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Encouraging Friendships
•Part of our vision•Planning for friendships•Results!
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Encouraging Friendships
“Effective partnerships between
parents and professionals require collaboration.
It is hard work.” -J. Fialka
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Supporting Independence
Refocusing on Goals:
• Erika needing less support
• Family’s freedom from preconceived notions of the future
• “What can we create here?”
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Supporting Independence
• Keeping the child at the heart of our work
• Breaking free of preconceived notions
• “What can we create together?”
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
Supporting Independence
It happens one child at a time…
in communities that have identifieda full array of
preschool choices and options!
•Creating a Vision
•Hooking the Team
•Offering Motivation
•Individualizing Options
•Capturing Opportunities
•Encouraging Friendships
•Supporting Independence
“Preschool CHOICES and Options”
presented by
Lisa PughMary JoslinSue AlbertMary Peters
ResourcesPreschool Options Project
www.preschooloptions.org
Wisconsin Department of Public Instructionwww.dpi.state.wi.us
Wisconsin Early Childhood Collaborating Partnerswww.collaboratingpartners.com
Wisconsin State Improvement Grant (SIG)http://www.wisconsinsig.org/
WI FACETSwww.wifacets.org
Wisconsin Statewide Parent-Educator Initiative (WSPEI) www.dpi.state.wi.us/een/parent.html
Wisconsin Assistive Technology Initative (WATI)http://www.wati.org/
University of Wisconsin-Madison Waisman Centerhttp://www.waisman.wisc.edu/birthto3/index.htmlx
National Early Childhood Technical Assistance Centerhttp://www.nectac.org/
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