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The Uses of Technology to Support Early Childhood Practice: Parent, Family, and Community Engagement

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Tags: 
Early Childhood
Early Intervention
Family Involvement
Assistive Technology (AT)
Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP)
The Uses of Technology to Support Early Childhood Practice: Parent, Family, and Community Engagement
Published: 
Mar 2015
Publisher: 
The Office of Planning, Research & Evaluation

This document, published by The Office of Planning, Research & Evaluation, helps us understand how technology may support parent, family and community engagement in Early Childhood!

Download (PDF 500 KB)/view the full Research-to-Practice Brief from The Office of Planning, Research, and Education. 

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