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2017 MiDEC Conference Materials

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The emphasis of the 2017 MiDEC Conference this year was parent-professional collaboration and partnership and collaboration for inclusion. Keynotes featured were Janice Fialka and Micah Fialka-Feldman. Check out the great sessions offered content for personnel, administrators, faculty, and families with vital interest in serving/educating children birth to age 8 with special needs.

Topics: Evidence-Based PracticeFamily ExperienceFamily-Professional PartnershipProfessional DevelopmentReflective Practice

Disciplines: Communication DisordersEarly Childhood EducationEarly InterventionFamily StudiesHealth ProfessionsInfant Mental HealthOccupational TherapyPhysical TherapyPsychologySocial WorkSpecial Education

Date Posted: June 29, 2017

Submitted By: Kari Holmberg

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