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OVERVIEW
Why collect Early Childhood Outcomes data?
Understanding Early Childhood Outcomes
Measuring Children’s Accomplishments of the 3
Early Childhood Outcomes
Using the Early Childhood Outcomes Summary
Form
What does our data tell us?
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ECO: TARGET POPULATION
Early ACCESS
• Infants and Toddlers
• All infants and toddlers that have an IFSP
• Include children when transitioning at the age of 3
Early Childhood Special Education
• Preschoolers
• All preschool children that have an IEP
• Include children when transitioning from ECSE services to
kindergarten
• Include children receiving ECSE services and Kindergarten services
(Part Time/Part-Time)
• Does NOT include children that begin receiving special education
services in kindergarten
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THREE EARLY CHILDHOOD OUTCOME (ECO)
AREAS
Children with IFSP/IEP who demonstrate
improved:
A. Positive social-emotional skills (including
social relationships)
B. Acquisition and use of knowledge and skills
(including early
language/literacy/communication)
C. Use of appropriate behaviors to meet their
needs
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THE 3 ECO AREAS REFER TO THE ‘WHOLE
CHILD’
Represent Critical Skills that:
Promote positive outcomes for young children
Support active and successful participation in
everyday activities and routines, now and in the
future
Integrate all areas of development
Prepare children to enter school ready to learn
at high levels (The Essential Question)
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WHAT IS THE EARLY CHILDHOOD OUTCOMES
(ECO) PROCESS?
A team process for reviewing child assessment
data from different sources culminating in the
‘rating’ of a child’s functioning on a scale of 1-7
Considers the child’s functioning across situations
and settings
Compares child’s functioning to same age peers
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TWO ECO SUMMARY QUESTIONS
Comparison to peers or standards: To what
extent does this child show age-appropriate
functioning in this ECO Area across a variety of
settings and situations? (Rating: 1-7)
Progress: Has the child shown any new skills or
behaviors related to this ECO Area since the
last IFSP/IEP meeting? (Yes-No)
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THE SEVEN POINTS ON THE ECO
SUMMARY RATING SCALE
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CROSSWALKS
Visit http://ectacenter.org/eco/pages/crosswalks.asp to
see commonly used tools including:
AEPS
DAYC
GOLD
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ECTA (THE EARLY CHILDHOOD TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE CENTER) RESOURCES
Visit http://ectacenter.org/ for more resources
View the ECO video created by ECTA by going to
http://ectacenter.org/eco/pages/videos.asp
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RESOURCES
ECO Guidance for Understanding the Early Childhood
outcomes
ND Early Childhood Outcomes Process – Age Expectation
Developmental Milestones
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THE ECO SUMMARY FORM
When do Teams complete the ECO Summary Form?
Initial IFSP and IEP Meetings
Annual Review, Re-Evaluation, and Exit Meetings
Must complete when children are leaving or
exiting services
Transition from Early ACCESS to ECSE
**Please note when transitioning from IFSP to IEP,
the ECO ratings (1-7), should be the same number
for both the Final IFSP exit ECO and Initial IEP ECO
**For TK kids – check with district to see if they
are considered preschool or Kindergarten
Transition from ECSE to Kindergarten
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WHEN MUST AN ECO SUMMARY BE
COMPLETED FOR AN IEP?
When children…
Receive ECSE instructional and/or support only
services (e.g. speech)
Receive special education services in BOTH the
ECSE setting and Kindergarten setting
Transition from ECSE to kindergarten setting
Move out of state or exit ECSE services
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THE ECO SUMMARY FORM, CONT.
Child’s Ratings are a snapshot of
The whole child
Functioning
Across settings and situations
Rather than
Skill by skill,
In one standardized way, or
Split by domains
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ECO DATA B-3: SOCIAL EMOTIONAL SS1
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ECO DATA 3-5: SOCIAL EMOTIONAL
SS1-INCREASED GROWTH
100
90
80
70
60
Percent
50
40
30
20
10
0
FFY 2009 (2009-10)
FFY 2010 (2010-11)
FFY 2011 (2011-12)
FFY 2011 Target
1
82.93
72.50
65.00
76.75
7
51.32
62.89
63.64
76.75
8
82.61
65.75
59.42
76.75
9
80.00
72.22
74.07
76.75
10
72.41
70.59
71.64
76.75
11
58.43
53.33
57.87
76.75
12
70.37
63.21
42.71
76.75
13
80.60
79.03
72.29
76.75
15
75.00
75.00
53.13
76.75
State
69.29
66.26
62.10
76.75
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ECO DATA B-3 : SOCIAL EMOTIONAL SS2
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ECO DATA 3-5: SOCIAL EMOTIONAL
SS2-MET AGE EXPECTATIONS
100
90
80
70
60
Percent
50
40
30
20
10
0
FFY 2009 (2009-10)
FFY 2010 (2010-11)
FFY 2011 (2011-12)
FFY 2011 Target
1
35.85
66.15
69.41
64.04
7
50.93
46.72
52.43
64.04
8
51.72
46.81
47.19
64.04
9
46.43
54.35
60.00
64.04
10
57.02
52.94
64.26
64.04
11
54.41
53.29
53.56
64.04
12
44.93
53.85
43.94
64.04
13
48.15
56.58
49.06
64.04
15
53.85
68.85
62.50
64.04
State
50.54
53.93
55.43
64.04
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ECO DATA B-3: KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS SS1
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ECO DATA 3-5: KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
SS1-INCREASED GROWTH
100
90
80
70
60
Percent
50
40
30
20
10
0
FFY 2009 (2009-10)
FFY 2010 (2010-11)
FFY 2011 (2011-12)
FFY 2011 Target
1
82.35
78.69
69.51
84.47
7
71.57
68.42
61.45
84.47
8
75.86
63.04
78.41
84.47
9
80.77
71.11
82.35
84.47
10
79.31
67.55
73.04
84.47
11
64.29
66.67
64.66
84.47
12
68.18
65.71
63.49
84.47
13
71.43
72.97
72.55
84.47
15
84.00
60.34
66.67
84.47
State
73.14
67.69
68.85
84.47
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ECO DATA B-3: KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS SS2
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ECO DATA 3-5: KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
SS2-MET AGE EXPECTATIONS
100
90
80
70
60
Percent
50
40
30
20
10
0
FFY 2009 (2009-10)
FFY 2010 (2010-11)
FFY 2011 (2011-12)
FFY 2011 Target
1
26.42
30.77
35.29
45.42
7
37.04
29.20
23.78
45.42
8
6.90
17.02
16.85
45.42
9
35.71
36.96
35.71
45.42
10
37.19
25.49
40.85
45.42
11
29.41
25.15
29.21
45.42
12
21.74
27.27
25.76
45.42
13
20.99
21.05
34.91
45.42
15
38.46
22.95
14.29
45.42
State
29.65
25.80
29.96
45.42
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ECO DATA B-3: APPROPRIATE BEHAVIORS SS1
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ECO DATA 3-5: APPROPRIATE BEHAVIORS
SS1-INCREASED GROWTH
100
90
80
70
60
Percent
50
40
30
20
10
0
FFY 2009 (2009-10)
FFY 2010 (2010-11)
FFY 2011 (2011-12)
FFY 2011 Target
1
67.50
81.58
57.50
67.17
7
52.70
63.74
61.54
67.17
8
64.71
61.54
53.57
67.17
9
70.83
75.00
72.73
67.17
10
60.00
71.59
69.72
67.17
11
52.94
54.35
52.29
67.17
12
59.18
48.96
51.72
67.17
13
57.63
73.33
60.00
67.17
15
72.22
59.38
60.00
67.17
State
59.21
63.46
59.45
67.17
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ECO DATA B-3: APPROPRIATE BEHAVIORS SS2
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ECO DATA 3-5: APPROPRIATE BEHAVIORS
SS2-MET AGE EXPECTATIONS
100
90
80
70
60
Percent
50
40
30
20
10
0
FFY 2009 (2009-10)
FFY 2010 (2010-11)
FFY 2011 (2011-12)
FFY 2011 Target
1
47.17
73.85
70.59
65.48
7
57.41
56.93
55.68
65.48
8
55.17
51.06
57.30
65.48
9
57.14
47.83
61.43
65.48
10
59.50
65.36
71.91
65.48
11
64.71
62.28
61.80
65.48
12
50.72
55.24
56.82
65.48
13
54.32
60.53
57.55
65.48
15
53.85
68.85
58.93
65.48
State
57.14
60.19
62.04
65.48
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ECO DATA B-3
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NEXT STEPS
Expectation is to share this recorded webinar
with District ECSE teachers as they are part of
the team in making ECO decisions for preschool
IEP children.
What are some suggestions on how to best
share this information with them?
What is your plan?
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