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Family members participate as members of the IEP or IFSP team, and in that role, participate in determining the appropriate adaptations for the DRDP (2015). Families can also share observations of their child’s skills that will assist assessors in rating the Measures.

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Using the DRDP During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Using the DRDP During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Key considerations, recommended practices, and resources.

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Step 1: Take an initial pass at completing the Interim DRDP for Special Ed measures

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Step 1: Take an initial pass at completing the Interim DRDP for Special Ed measures

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- Gather together the materials that you will need
- Assign a rating
- Identify those measures for which you want to make additional observations or have further conversations with the family (or others) to gather more information.

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Step 2: Identify classroom or family routines and activities for observation

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Step 2: Identify classroom or family routines and activities for observation

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Now that you have identified measures for which you need more information, identify the fitting best strategy.

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Adaptations are changes in the environment or differences in observed behavior that allow children with IFSPs and IEPs to be accurately assessed in their typical environments.

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Families are our Partners- Assessors are Responsible for Rating

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Families are our Partners- Assessors are Responsible for Rating

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Assist families to learn more about their child’s development and ways that they can support their child’s learning.
Families should always be partners in providing observations and other documentation, but assessors are responsible for rating the measures. Families should never be asked to rate measures.