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Early On® Center for Higher Education
A dynamic resource for faculty teaching birth to three.
The Early On Faculty Grant has allowed three university programs to create a learning community where parents, professionals and faculty are equal and contributing partners. Through technology, one lecture can be shared at three universities, and a child diagnostic assessment or therapy session can be watched in real time. The possibilities for strengthening student learning, faculty development, and services for children and families are endless.
- Harold Johnson, Michigan State University
Early On® Center for Higher Education
www.EarlyOnCenter.org
2014 Faculty Grant Research - Kalli Decker
Kalli Decker, Michigan State University, Understanding the Influence of Early Intervention on Parents and Young Children: Information Parents Receive and Utilize to Support the Language Development of Infants and Toddlers with Hearing Loss
Here you will find her PPT from the 2014 Early On Center Faculty Colloquium and also featured articles from Mi-AIMH's Infant Crier and the Journal of Early Intervention.
Files/Links:
Mi-AIMH's August 2015 Article - Article
2014 PPT Presentation - Kalli Decker - PowerPoint
March 07, 2016
Announcements
- Caregiver Coaching Experiences of Early Interventionists in Michigan > Recorded Webinar
- Early On Provider Perspectives Brief Report
- Current State Level Workforce Initiatives >> Recorded Webinar
- Resources and Products You Can Use to Promote the DEC Recommended Practices > Recorded Webinar
- 2017 Early On Faculty Grant Award Announced
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