Essential information and resources for using the DRDP with children with Individualized Family Service Plans (IFSPs) and Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). Questions answered at the end. (36:41)
News & Updates
New Assessors: Getting Started with the DRDP
Required DRDP Assessor Training for Special Education
List of required courses available on DR Access Learn. California Department of Education, Special Education Division, requires DRDP training for all special educators who assess children with the DRDP.
Planning Adaptations for Distance Learning
Learn about adaptations for preschool children with IEPs (Individualized Education Programs) by meeting our friend Augie and his teacher, Ms. Keisha. You will see examples of adaptations used in distance learning and you can download guidance and a worksheet to help you and your team plan adaptations for your students.
Special Education Administrators' Responsibilities for the DRDP
Outlines the responsibilities of SELPA staff and special education administrators for the DRDP.
Data Byte: Language Outcomes for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Children
There is an urgent need to support language rich environments for young deaf and hard of hearing children who are falling behind in language. The percentage of deaf children birth through five meeting age expectations decreased by 4 percentage points from fall to spring, a pattern indicative of falling farther behind on language benchmarks.
Data Byte: California preschool special education services meet state target
As part of child outcomes reporting, the DR Access Project annually calculates the percent of preschoolers exiting preschool special education functioning at age expectations in “Use of Appropriate Behaviors to Meet Needs”*.