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May 18, 2012
Resources Within Reason

 

 

 

Resources Within Reason
A place to discover good, inexpensive materials
for providing effective services to
very young children and their families.

 
 

Resources for Supporting Young Children
on the Autism Spectrum

Music Resources

 

Early Childhood Inclusion Resources

 

Resources to Support Friendships

 

Resources for Supporting
Young Dual Language Learners

 

Assistive Technology Resources

 

 Program Quality Resources

Effective Communication Resources

 

Resources for Supporting
Program Evaluation

 

Home Visiting Resources

 

 

Resources for Nuturing High Potential in Young Children of Diverse Abilities

 

Resources from National Centers

 

Meet our Resources Within Reason Columnist

 

Camille Catlett is a Scientist at the University of North Carolina's FPG Child Development Institute. She is currently a co-principal investigator for the National Professional Development Center on Inclusion. She has led strategic planning efforts designed to promote systemic change in professional development in over 30 states, and supports early intervention and early childhood colleagues through research, presentations, writing, resources, and position statements. In addition to her work on Resources within Reason, Camille coordinates the weekly Natural Resources listserv and co-edited the 2008 publication Practical Approaches to Early Childhood Professional Development. In 2006, Ms. Catlett was awarded the Mary McEvoy Award for Contributions to the Field by the Division for Early Childhood (DEC) of the Council for Exceptional Children.

 

 Camille Catlett
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