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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect everyday operations in early childhood programs across the country, how can professionals continue to support children and families and deliver critical services virtually? AEPS® and its web-based management system, AEPSi™, can help—and this series of webinars will show you how.

Presented in September 2020, these one-hour, expert-led webinars provide strategies for assessing children virtually, engaging families online, implementing recommended practices, and more! Watch the recordings below.

Authentic (Virtual!) Assessment with AEPS

Date: September 3, 2020, 2:00 pm ET

Presented by: Jennifer Grisham, Ed.D

Authentic assessment practices are recommended as the key to determining eligibility for services, planning a successful program, and monitoring progress effectively. Your program can still conduct authentic assessment practices in virtual environments—and AEPS® can help. Find out how in this informative one-hour webinar led by AEPS experts.

VIEWERS WILL:

• Get a refresher on the characteristics of authentic assessment and why AEPS fits the profile
• Discover how AEPS can be used in virtual settings for program planning, progress monitoring, accountability, and eligibility
• Review strategies for collecting authentic assessment data virtually

Get fillable assessment activities: one home-based and one center-based
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Engaging Families Virtually with AEPS

Date: September 10, 2020, 2:00 pm ET

Presented by: JoAnn Johnson, Ph.D.

Families are the experts on their children, so welcoming them as active partners in assessment and intervention is a critical component of your program’s success. In this one-hour webinar, you’ll learn how AEPS® and its web-based management system, AEPSi™, can help you keep families engaged and involved—even when you can’t meet with them face to face.

VIEWERS WILL:

• Discover real-world strategies for getting families engaged in the assessment and intervention process
• Learn how using AEPS can reduce stress in service delivery during the pandemic
• See which readily available materials in families’ homes can be used in assessment and intervention planning
• Review specific components of AEPS that can be used with families, such as the assessment activities and the family report
• Get access to fillable versions of the Family Report that can help engage families
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