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We’ve gathered a practical set of resources for families to help navigate you to best practice, evidence-based treatment for your child.
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Natural Environment Teaching (NET)
Typically-developing children acquire new language skills in a wide variety of natural situations, such as during play or mealtimes. Skilled parents and caregivers teach children in a natural manner, taking advantage a child’s momentary interests or desires. We call these opportunities “child-directed” or “child-led.” Researchers have identified critical elements of these natural teaching opportunities and at Coyne & Associates, we systematically utilize NET to promote verbal skills. It looks like play, but there is a lot of teaching going on in this clip!
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Becoming a “Listener”
In contrast to NET, sometimes children with whom we work require us to “deconstruct” the skill, and then teach it in small, incremental stages. If you watch this entire video clip, you will see how the instructor teaches the child to identify common objects over the course of many discrete steps: the imitation step, mirror field; imitation step, non-mirror field; matching three nonverbal sounds to corresponding objects; discrimination of one spoken word and two nonverbal sounds; discrimination of two spoken words and one nonverbal sound; discrimination of three spoken words. (And look at the great eye contact of the learner, the first skill we taught!!)
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Governmental
Launch[icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] San Diego Regional Center
Launch[icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] Inland Regional Center
Launch[icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] Regional Center of Orange County
Launch[icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] Harbor Regional Center
Launch[icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] For Complaints and Appeals
Launch[icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] To Review results of Regional Center Mediation Conferences and Fair Hearings
Launch[icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] Department of Developmental Services
Helpful Guides
Launch [icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] First 5 California: The Power of Play
Launch [icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] Developmental Milestones
Launch [icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] New Parent Packet
Launch [icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] Undivided Resource
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Organizations
Launch [icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] National Foundation for Autism Research
Launch [icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] Association for Science in Autism Treatment
Launch [icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] Autism Science Foundation
Launch [icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] Autism Speaks
Launch [icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] Different Roads to Learning
Launch [icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] CASP’s ABA Facts for Families
Privacy
Launch [icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] Coyne’s Notice of Privacy Practices – English
Launch [icon class=”fa fa-caret-right”] Coyne’s Notice of Privacy Practices – Spanish
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Early Childhood
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Caring for Your Baby and Young Child: Birth to Age 5
American Academy of Pediatrics
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Touchpoints Birth to Three
Berry Brazelton and Joshua D. Sparrow
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The Everyday Parenting Toolkit: The Kazdin Method
Alan Kazdin and Carlo Rotella
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The Kazdin Method for Parenting the Defiant Child
Alan Kazdin
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Parenting the Strong-Willed Child
Rex Forehand and Nicholas Long
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Autism Treatment
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A Practical Guide to Autism
Fred Volkmar and Lisa Wiesner
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Right From the Start
Sandra Harris and Mary Jane Weiss
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Let Me Hear Your Voice
Catherine Maurice
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Activity Schedules for Children with Autism, Second Edition
Lynn McClannahan and Patricia Krantz
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Jumpstarting Communication Skills in Children with Autism
Mary Jane Weiss and Valbona Demiri
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Our Quality
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2023 Parent Survey Data
N = 165 families
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In 2023, on a scale of 1-4, Coyne Families Rated their Program Supervisor:
- Punctuality: 3.81
- Communication Skills: 3.78
- Organizational Skills: 3.77
- Professionalism: 3.74
- Parent Support/Consultation: 3.77
- Overall Judgment & Performance: 3.78
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In 2023, on a scale of 1-4, Coyne Families Rated their Early Childhood Instructors:
- Punctuality: 3.73
- Communication Skills: 3.77
- Organizational Skills: 3.69
- Parent Training: 3.68
- Professionalism: 3.72
- Ability to Keep Child Learning and Engaged: 3.57
- Ability to Effectively Manage Problem Behavior: 3.59
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In 2023, on a scale of 1-4, Coyne Families Rated their Scheduling:
- Notification of Weekly Schedule: 3.74
- Communication About Changes to Session Days/Times: 3.66
- Communication About Staffing Changes: 3.57
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In 2023, on a scale of 1-4, Coyne Families Rated the Overall Quality of the Program:
- Overall Quality of Coyne Program: 3.68
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