List Books » Inclusive Early Childhood Education: Merging Positive Behavioral Supports, Activity-Based Intervention, and Developmentally Appropriate Practice
Authors: David Dean Richey, John J. Wheeler
ISBN-13: 9780766802735, ISBN-10: 0766802736
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Cengage Learning
Date Published: December 1999
Edition: 1st Edition
David Dean Richey, Ph.D. is an Associate Dean, at College of Education and a Professor of Special Education. He is a Member of National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), Council for Exceptional Children (CEC), and the Division for Early Childhood (DEC).
John J. Wheeler, Ph.D. is an Associate Professor of Special Education at Tennessee Technological University
Written in an easy-to-understand style, this new book discusses how to merge early childhood and early childhood special education disciplines. The book focuses on the most effective practices in positive behavioral support, activities-based intervention, and developmentally appropriate practice for educating all children, including those with disabilities, in inclusive settings. It's an up-to-date combination of theory and practice in an important area in education.
Discusses how to merge early childhood and early childhood special education disciplines. Focuses on the most effective practices in positive behavioral support, activities-based intervention, and developmentally appropriate practice for educating all children, including those with disabilities, in inclusive settings. Features vignettes illustrating practices, and consistent emphasis on team work and partnership with families. Includes b&w photos and sample plans. The authors are affiliated with Tennessee Technological University. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Section 1 | Principles | 1 |
Chapter 1 | Introduction | 3 |
Introduction | 3 | |
Key Terms and Concepts | 3 | |
Inclusion | 4 | |
Positive Behavioral Supports | 5 | |
Activity-Based Early Intervention | 5 | |
Developmentally Appropriate Practice | 5 | |
Collaboration | 6 | |
Partnerships with Families | 7 | |
Family-Centered Services | 8 | |
Transdisciplinary Teaming | 8 | |
Self-Determination | 9 | |
Ecological Approach | 10 | |
Transitions | 10 | |
Person and Family-First Language | 11 | |
Why Inclusion? | 12 | |
Ethical and Commonsense Arguments | 14 | |
Positions Taken by Advocacy Groups and Professional Organizations | 14 | |
Legal Mandates | 16 | |
Research Support for Early Inclusion | 19 | |
Merging Disciplines | 21 | |
Summary | 23 | |
Chapter 1 Suggested Activities and Resources | 25 | |
References | 26 | |
Chapter 2 | Family/Professional Collaboration: A Parent's Perspective | 31 |
Introduction | 31 | |
Impact of a Child with a Disability on the Family and Need for Professional Partnership and Support | 32 | |
Stages toward Adjustment | 32 | |
Bewildering Times | 32 | |
Artistic Avenues for Expression | 36 | |
Impact on Siblings | 37 | |
Grandparents and Extended Family | 46 | |
The Family as a System | 49 | |
Sandler's Three R's: Roles, Relationships, and Responsibility | 50 | |
Utilizing a Family-Centered Approach | 50 | |
Characterizing and Defining Family-Centeredness | 51 | |
Collaboration for Successfully Working with Young Children with Special Needs and Their Families | 51 | |
Effective Communication | 54 | |
Negotiation and Conflict Resolution | 54 | |
Mediation | 55 | |
Due Process | 56 | |
Implementing Effective Collaborative Practices | 57 | |
The Importance of Empowering Families to Assist Them in Making Informed Decisions | 60 | |
Recognizing Family-Centered Support/Services and Collaboration as a Foundation for Positive Behavioral Supports and Activity-Based Intervention | 65 | |
Summary | 65 | |
Chapter 2 Suggested Activities and Resources | 66 | |
References | 68 | |
Chapter 3 | Principles of Positive Behavioral Supports (PBS) | 72 |
Introduction | 72 | |
Ecological Influences on Behavioral Development | 74 | |
Parental Influences | 76 | |
Sociocultural Influences | 78 | |
Developing Age and Behavior | 80 | |
Principles of Positive Behavioral Supports | 82 | |
Functional Assessment and Positive Behavioral Supports | 83 | |
Methods of Recording Behavior | 87 | |
Merging PBS, ABI, and DAP | 96 | |
Summary | 97 | |
Chapter 3 Suggested Activities and Resources | 97 | |
References | 99 | |
Chapter 4 | Principles of Activity-Based Intervention (ABI) | 103 |
Introduction | 103 | |
Theoretical Foundations of Activity-Based Intervention | 103 | |
Defining Activity-Based Intervention | 104 | |
Considerations for Activity-Based Intervention in Various Early Childhood Settings | 109 | |
Some Concerns Regarding Activity-Based Intervention | 121 | |
Summary | 123 | |
Chapter 4 Suggested Activities and Resources | 124 | |
References | 124 | |
Chapter 5 | Principles of Developmentally Appropriate Practice (DAP) | 127 |
Introduction | 127 | |
Developmentally Appropriate Practice | 128 | |
Developmentally Appropriate Programs | 139 | |
A Shared Philosophy Results in Similar Recommended Practices | 139 | |
Environment and Experiences | 141 | |
Summary | 141 | |
Chapter 5 Suggested Activities and Resources | 141 | |
Selected Resources | 142 | |
References | 144 | |
Section II | Procedures | 145 |
Chapter 6 | Assessment | 148 |
Introduction | 148 | |
The Diagnosis of a Developmental Disability | 148 | |
Importance of the Assessment Process | 153 | |
Models of Assessment | 155 | |
Family Participation in the Assessment Process | 167 | |
Translating Assessment Information into Meaningful Educational and Intervention Programs | 168 | |
Summary | 169 | |
Chapter 6 Suggested Activities and Resources | 170 | |
References | 171 | |
Chapter 7 | Effective Teaching and Intervention Practices | 174 |
Introduction | 174 | |
Selection of Socially Valid Goals and Objectives | 175 | |
Analysis and Summary | 178 | |
Longitudinal Educational Planning | 180 | |
PBS, ABI, and DAP Teaching and Intervention Methods | 181 | |
Developing Goals and Objectives | 189 | |
Designing Child-Centered Learning Environments | 193 | |
Promoting Successful Inclusion | 195 | |
Methods of Evaluating Intervention Effectiveness and Outcomes | 198 | |
Summary | 199 | |
Chapter 7 Suggested Activities and Resources | 200 | |
References | 201 | |
Section III | Issues | 205 |
Chapter 8 | Respecting Cultural Diversity | 207 |
Introduction | 207 | |
What is Cultural Diversity? | 208 | |
Cultural Diversity: In Schools and in Early Childhood Education | 209 | |
Cultural Diversity and Contemporary Issues | 212 | |
Meeting the Challenges of Diversity in Inclusive Early Childhood Education | 217 | |
Summary | 219 | |
Chapter 8 Suggested Activities and Resources | 219 | |
References | 220 | |
Chapter 9 | Future Directions in Inclusive Early Childhood Education | 224 |
Introduction | 224 | |
Foundations for Future Directions | 224 | |
Research | 227 | |
Public Policy | 229 | |
Future Directions in Service Delivery Practices | 231 | |
Families | 236 | |
Personnel Preparation | 238 | |
Summary | 242 | |
Chapter 9 Suggested Activities and Resources | 242 | |
References | 243 | |
Section IV | Applications | 247 |
Chapter 10 | Applying PBS, ABI, and DAP in Inclusive Infant/Toddler Settings | 249 |
Introduction | 249 | |
Summary History of and Legislative Basis for Early Intervention | 249 | |
Introduction to the Five Vignettes | 251 | |
Summary | 271 | |
Chapter 10 Suggested Activities and Resources | 272 | |
References | 274 | |
Chapter 11 | Applying PBS, ABI, and DAP in Inclusive Preschool and Kindergarten Settings | 276 |
Introduction | 276 | |
Summary | 293 | |
Chapter 11 Selected Activities | 294 | |
References | 296 | |
Chapter 12 | Applying PBS, ABI, and DAP in Inclusive Early Elementary Grades | 297 |
Introduction | 297 | |
Summary | 327 | |
References | 329 | |
Appendix A | 331 | |
Appendix B | 339 | |
Index | 354 |