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From Classrooms to Care Centers: How Developmental Screening Shapes Early Childhood
In this episode we talk about developmental screening and how looks across various early childhood settings.
Screening is an important step in understanding how children are growing and learning and is often an enriching tool that can help shape family engagement as well as the support that early childhood professionals provide. In this conversation, we'll explore what the screening process looks like in practice, how families are engaged along the way, what follow-up involves, and the benefits and challenges programs experience.
Our guests are Eric Shessler, MD, General Pediatrician for Dartmouth Health Manchester and Bedford, Alicia Doelman, Co-Director of North End Montessori School, and Kim Philibert, Supervisor and Home Visitor with the Healthy Families America program at Waypoint.
Feel free to email us!
Parent Information Center: [email protected]
New Hampshire Family Voices: [email protected]
Websites:
PIC NHFV
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By EmilyIn this episode we talk about developmental screening and how looks across various early childhood settings.
Screening is an important step in understanding how children are growing and learning and is often an enriching tool that can help shape family engagement as well as the support that early childhood professionals provide. In this conversation, we'll explore what the screening process looks like in practice, how families are engaged along the way, what follow-up involves, and the benefits and challenges programs experience.
Our guests are Eric Shessler, MD, General Pediatrician for Dartmouth Health Manchester and Bedford, Alicia Doelman, Co-Director of North End Montessori School, and Kim Philibert, Supervisor and Home Visitor with the Healthy Families America program at Waypoint.
Feel free to email us!
Parent Information Center: [email protected]
New Hampshire Family Voices: [email protected]
Websites:
PIC NHFV