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Early On^® Center for Higher Education

A dynamic resource for faculty teaching birth to three.

The Early On Faculty Grant has allowed three university programs to create a learning community where parents, professionals and faculty are equal and contributing partners. Through technology, one lecture can be shared at three universities, and a child diagnostic assessment or therapy session can be watched in real time. The possibilities for strengthening student learning, faculty development, and services for children and families are endless.

- Harold Johnson, Michigan State University

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Early On^® Center for Higher Education

www.EarlyOnCenter.org

Welcome Faculty and Birth-to-Three Enthusiasts

The Early On^® Center for Higher Education, an Innovative Project of Clinton County RESA, is Michigan’s pre-service initiative to support the development of highly qualified early intervention personnel to work with infants and toddlers, birth to three with disabilities and/or special needs, and their families.

The Early On (EO) Center supports faculty and other professional development providers to strengthen learning experiences for 2-year and 4-year college students so they are knowledgeable of Early On Michigan and competent in their future work with families of infants and toddlers.

Early On Michigan

What is Early On?

• A statewide system of early intervention services mandated by federal legislation (Part C of IDEA);

• Designed to help families find the social, health and educational services that will promote the development of their infants and toddlers with special needs;

• Based on partnerships between families and service providers and on collaboration among community agencies, organizations and private practitioners;

• Emphasizes early identification and early services.

Purpose of Part C

“To enable young children to be active and successful participants during the early childhood years and in the future in a variety of settings – in their homes, with their families, in child care, in preschool or school programs, and in the community."

Are you wondering what Early On is? What Part C is? This powerpoint will answer all the basic questions you have about Early On including what it is, who’s eligible and what the process looks like for families.

POWERPOINT Early On Basics

Visit Early On Michigan website for more information.

Early On Coordinators Contact List

Are you looking for ways to connect with early interventionists in Michigan? Want to learn more about possible practicum/observation options in birth-to-three early intervention for your college/university students? Here you will find the lists of Early On Coordinators from all 56 service areas throughout Michigan. A great way to develop linkages and networking between Early On agencies and higher education faculty.

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Join the Early On Center list-serv today! Please email holmberg_k@ccresa.org to sign up.

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