The Usefulness of Information Gathered from Parents in the Indentification of Young Children with Handicaps: A Review and Discussion

Discusses the usefulness of information from parents in the identification of young children with handicaps. Includes: (1) a rationale for the use of information from parents; (2) description of methods used to gather information; and (3) a review of research that has determined the accuracy of pare...

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Published inEarly Child Development and Care Vol. 30; no. 1-4; p. 181
Main Authors Green, Herman G, Payne, Linda J
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1988
Subjects
Child Development
Early Intervention
Family Environment
Handicap Identification
High Risk Persons
Parent Participation
Screening Tests
Young Children
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Summary:Discusses the usefulness of information from parents in the identification of young children with handicaps. Includes: (1) a rationale for the use of information from parents; (2) description of methods used to gather information; and (3) a review of research that has determined the accuracy of parental information. (RJC)