Part C Coordinators Orientation Training Module

Part C Coordinators Orientation Training Module

Here are a series of training presentations for Part C coordinator recorded in December 2009. Presenters include Ruth Ryder of MSIP, Jim Henson & Grace Kelly of the RRCP, Lynda Pletcher and Anne Taylor of NECTAC, parent Darla Gundler of the Early Intervention Family Alliance and Maureen Greer of the Infant & Toddler Coordinator Association. This resource page provides both video and supporting documents (see Table below)  for your use.

Twelve videos are available in the video slideshow below. Click on each slide to view each video.

Click on the document links below to download the supporting materials.
Title Length At-a-Glance Handouts
Welcome and Introduction 2:32 Intro, At-a-Glance
Session 1: What is the purpose and philosophy of Part C? 8:07 S.1, At-a-Glance
Session 2: What is the Federal law that guides my work? 9:49 S.2, At-a-Glance
Session 3: What are the Federal regulations that shape the program? 8:05 S.3, At-a-Glance
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Session 4: What are my Federal responsibilities as the Part C Coordinator? 12:46 S.4, At-a-Glance
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Session 5A: OSEP overview with requirements 37:39 S.5A, At-a-Glance
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Session 5B: What are the reporting requirements? 7:50 S.5B, At-a-Glance
Session 6: What are the components of the system that support the services? 5:51 S.6, At-a-Glance
Session 7: What are Part C services? 9:14 S.7, At-a-Glance
Session 8: What are the Part C fiscal obligations? 9:50 S.8, At-a-Glance
Session 9: Who can help me do this job? 13:02 S.9, At-a-Glance
Session 10: How is IDEA Part C implemented in my state? 3:49 S.10, At-a-Glance
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Helpful Sites

OSEP ARRA page
The Matrix
Discretionary Grants Database
IDEA.ed.gov
IDEAdata.org
OSEP Resources
The Right IDEA
State Advisory Panel
TA&D Communities