Bridging Priorities Between Naturalistic Developmental Behavioral Interventions for Autism and Educational Practice in Inclusive Early Childhood Education.

Practice guidelines for early childhood education (ECE) and clinical autism interventions (Naturalistic Developmental Behavioral Intervention, NDBI) have emerged separately in history, represent different disciplines, and operate within different service systems in the United States. This article id...

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Published in:Topics in Early Childhood Special Education Vol. 44; no. 1; pp. 45 - 58
Main Authors: Siller, Michael, Landa, Rebecca, Vivanti, Giacomo, Ingersoll, Brooke, Jobin, Allison, Murphy, Molly, Pellecchia, Melanie, Boyd, Brian, D'Agostino, Sophia, Zierhut Ursu, Cynthia, Stapel-Wax, Jennifer, Fuhrmeister, Sally, Morgan, Lindee
Format: tables/charts Journal Article
Published: Sage Publications Inc. May2024
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          Ingersoll, Brooke
          Jobin, Allison
          Murphy, Molly
          Pellecchia, Melanie
          Boyd, Brian
          D'Agostino, Sophia
          Zierhut Ursu, Cynthia
          Stapel-Wax, Jennifer
          Fuhrmeister, Sally
          Morgan, Lindee
        affil: Department of Pediatrics, Emory University School of Medicine
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          Early Childhood Intervention Education
          Autism Spectrum Disorder
          Behavior Therapy In Infancy and Childhood
          Teaching Methods In Infancy and Childhood
          Organizational Culture
          Conceptual Framework
          Learning Environment
          Child
          Motivation
          Patient Participation
          Learning Methods
          Implementation Science
          Persons with Disabilities
          Community Role
          Family Support
          Academic Performance Evaluation
          Child Development Education
          Stakeholder Participation
          Strategic Planning
          Goals and Objectives
          Child: 6-12 years
      ab: Practice guidelines for early childhood education (ECE) and clinical autism interventions (Naturalistic Developmental Behavioral Intervention, NDBI) have emerged separately in history, represent different disciplines, and operate within different service systems in the United States. This article identifies priorities, principles, and practices that are shared across the NDBI and ECE frameworks, unique to each framework but compatible with the other, or in conflict. Both frameworks support converging inclusive ECE models focused on autism in that they are both grounded in responsive relationships, natural learning environments, and strategies to promote children's motivation and active engagement. While compatible in general, each framework extends the other in important ways. For example, NDBI goes beyond the ECE frameworks by focusing on a more fine-grained examination of learning strategies and targets. Opportunities for bridging gaps are identified, including the use of implementation science frameworks to integrate perspectives from different stakeholder groups, supporting the scale-up of inclusion preschools in community settings.
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