Intensive Intervention: A Practitioner's Guide for Communicating with Parents and Families

Intensive Intervention: A Practitioner's Guide for Communicating with Parents and Families

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National Center on Intensive Intervention
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Meaningful family engagement is an important part of intensive intervention. This updated practitioner guide provides strategies and practical examples to help educators communicate with and engage families throughout the intensive intervention process. It includes key messages for explaining intensive intervention, ideas for responding to common family questions, communication tips, and examples of how educators can share information, invite participation, and seek family input throughout the data-based individualization (DBI) process.

Resource Type
Documents
DBI Process
What is Intensive Intervention/DBI?
Multi-Tiered System of Support
Implementation Guidance and Considerations
Engaging Parents and Families
Policy & Guidance
Audience
Parents and Families
Educators