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Doing What Works Library
The Doing What Works Library is a compendium of research-based resources for effective professional development on a wide range of essential topics.
Guidance
GRADS360°
The Office of Special Education Programs’ (OSEP) GRADS360° is the platform for states to submit the IDEA Part C and Part B State Performance Plan/Annual Performance Report (SPP/APR) electronically....
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Module 3 Ensuring Relevant Participation
This module helps us understand and develop a habit of practice that ensures the right mix of stakeholders is identified and participates in solving a shared issue or problem. This habit is called...
Guidance
Questions and Answers from the NCSI Webinar on Dual Language Learners and Family Partnerships in Early Childhood Intervention and Special Education
Questions & answers from NCSI's webinar on harnessing the potential of multiple languages and family partnerships for dual language learners in early childhood intervention and special education.
Tools
Results Features: A Part C Worksheet
This product is a Part C version of the 10 Desired Elements document used by Part B RBA CSLC. It will assist states in assessing where they are in implementing RDA and areas that need additional work.
Tools
Part C and SSIP Phase III Activity Template
Thisis a companion document to the Part C APR and SSIP Phase III Development and Gen Sup Timetable that NCSI created https://collab.osepideasthatwork.org/welcome-world-idea-part-c/lets-get-started
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Leveraging General Supervision Systems to Improve Student Outcomes: A Process Guide for IDEA Part B
This process guide is intended to help states and stakeholders consider ways to leverage their general supervision systems to improve outcomes for students with disabilities and their families...
Training Module
Module 4: Doing the Work Together
This module helps us understand and develop a habit of practice that focuses on the work being accomplished and the interactions between and among stakeholders. This habit is called Doing the Work...