Early childhood special education (ECSE) is covered by Part B of IDEA and early intervention (EI) is covered by Part C of IDEA.

Early intervention services (EI) (choose only those that apply):

A child can be eligible for both EI and ECSE at the same time.

Early childhood special education (ECSE) services (choose only those that apply):

A child may be eligible for early childhood special education (ECSE) if they meet the age criteria and demonstrate a 25% delay in development, atypical development, or have documentation of a diagnosed condition that has a high probability of resulting in a developmental delay.

Once consent is received for the evaluation of a child for early intervention (EI) services, how many days does the agency have to evaluate the child?

Which of the following terms describe an individualized family service plan (IFSP)? (choose only those that apply)

Which of the following would be considered a natural setting for a child receiving early intervention (EI) services? (choose only those that apply)

A family cannot be charged for early intervention (EI) services.

Parent input is a requirement for both EI and ECSE evaluations.