Development Issues in Child Development by Rachel Monk

Center for Parent Information & Resources

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Sorted alphabetically, this has a list of specific developmental delays. Click each one to find more information.

Child Development from the CDC

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Parenting tips, information on developmental milestones, and getting support for child development.

IDOE Accessibility Support: Accommodations

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Indiana Department of Education document on what accommodations are and what kind are available for students with delays.

Developmental Delay in Children from the Cleveland Clinic

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What is a developmental delay? Find that here along with the following information about developmental delays in children:

General information
Symptoms and causes
Diagnosis and tests
Management and treatment
Prevention
Outlook/prognosis
Living with

Positive Parenting Tips from the CDC

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Look at each stage in a child's development. Find information about milestones, positive parenting, safety, and health about each stage.

Nurturing Care from the World Health Organization

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A document from the WHO about how to provide the necessary care for healthy child development. Talks about the importance of early childhood development is important and what risks there are. Also discusses how to raise a child with healthy childhood development.

You do not have to read or use the entire document. Look at the Table of Contents and see what pages might be of use to your research.

Gale In Context: High School

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Open this database. If you are outside of the school building and on another WiFi network, you will need to use the "Sign in with Google" button.

Search for "special education" in the search box. Under "All Content Types", click "Reference". These sources will give you factual information about the role of schools in special education.

To cite these sources, you will copy and paste the citation into MyBib. Ms. Monk will demonstrate this.

Challenges and Solutions for Students with Disabilities

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Find a list of challenges that students with special needs might face and how to support them.

MyBib

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Use this citation generator to list all the resources you cite in your presentation.

Use the "Sign in with Google" option!

Special Needs Definition from First 5 California

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Several definitions for the term "Special Needs".

Gale In Context: High School

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Open this database. If you are outside of the school building and on another WiFi network, you will need to use the "Sign in with Google" button.

Search for your specific developmental delay in the search box. Under "All Content Types", click "Reference". These sources will give you factual information about that specific developmental delay.

To cite these sources, you will copy and paste the citation into MyBib. Ms. Monk will demonstrate this.

What are credible sources?

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Use the CRAAP method to evaluate if your source is credible.

Credible

Relevant

Authority

Accuracy

Purpose

What is a credible source? It means you can depend on the information you read to be factual and free from bias. Read the slide show to learn more about what it means to be a credible source.

How do I use MLA citations and list of works cited in a PowerPoint presentation?

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To cite sources in a slide presentation, MLA suggests including brief citations on each slide that includes material from your sources, including quotations, summaries and paraphrases, images, or data. Include a works-cited list on a slide at the end of your presentation. MLA also suggests providing your list of sources to your audience, either through a URL or printed copy that you hand out in your presentation. For more details, see the MLA Handbook, 8th ed., pp. 127-28.

What the heck is a brief citation? What do I put on the slide?

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Use MyBib: Click the three dots next to the source on your "Works Cited" page. Click "Copy in-text citation".

Paste the citation after the quote, summarization, paraphrase, or data that you include on that slide.

Example of an in-text citation on a slide:

Accommodation: a support or service used in the classroom to make curriculum (or what is being taught) accessible to each student. (“Spread the Word Accessibility Support: Accommodations”)

I reworded or paraphrased what the document said an accommodation is. I need to put an in-text citation because I got this information from someone else. I did not write this on my own.

Resources for Child Development from the CDC

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Includes a list of developmental delays. These link to pages with a lot of information on each developmental delay.

What websites can I trust?

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Website URLs ending in these domains are credible sources.

How to quote, summarize, & paraphrase your sources!

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