This video provides viewers with a scenario of an IEP meeting. Available in DVD format.

Using simulations, this tape is a comparison of the Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) vs the Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) meeting. Available in DVD and VHS formats.

In this video families talk about their experiences as their child transitions from Infant-Toddler Services to preschool and Early childhood Special Education Services. Available in DVD and VHS formats (includes: Guide - Step Ahead at Age 3)

The AEPS™ Curriculum for Three to Six Years allows the curricula professional to match a child's established IESP/IEP goals and objectives with age-appropriate, activity-based interventions that correspond to the six areas scored on the AEPS™ test.

Presented by a learning and behavior disorder specialist, this video is a practical step-by-step guide which enables parents to be effective managers on behalf of their special-needs child. Available in VHS format only.

The purpose of this handbook is to provide information about creating collaborative IEPs in a format that is easily understood by all who might be involved in the IEP process. Includes: 1 handbook

This video describes highly effective practices for teaching young children with special needs and disabilities. Includes: VHS

The Guide gives professionals the knowledge they need to use the AEPS™ accurately and effectively. Includes a "Quick Start" section that makes AEPS™ easier for new users.

This is the Spanish version of Transition: A Time for Growth, and it shows the experiences of families whose children are transitioning from early child care to preschool . Available in DVD and VHS formats (includes: Guide -Un Paso Adelante a los Tres Anos de Edad).

The video covers parental concerns, present level of performance, setting and reviewing goals, and many other steps involved in putting together an effective IEP. Includes: VHS

This video seeks to help educators and parents better understand the Individual with Disabilities in Education Act (June 1997), the law governing Special Education. Available on VHS and DVD.

The tests for both age levels are divided into six developmental areas, each subdivided into a progression of skills. Professionals complete assessments while children and their caregivers engage in everyday activities.

Much more than just a measurement tool, the activity based, field-tested AEPS links assessment, intervention, and evaluation for children from birth to six years who have disabilities or are at risk for developmental delays.

This video presents information needed for parents of children with ADHD or other learning disabilities to help their children succeed in school. A strong partnership between and home is the key to success. Includes: VHS