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Division for Early Childhood (DEC) Position Statement on Multitiered System of Support Framework in Early Childhood

This position statement has been developed by the Division for Early Childhood of the Council for Exceptional Children.?The purpose of the revised statement is to define an early childhood multitiered system of support?(MTSS) framework and to promote a broader understanding and discussion of the implications for young children, their families, and those who serve them.

For State Leaders, By State Leaders: Implementing, Scaling and Sustaining the Pyramid Model Statewide with Fidelity

This webinar will focus on implementing, scaling and sustaining high fidelity Pyramid Model statewide. Panelists from three states will share their experiences and resources they use to address State Leadership Team structure and membership, policy decisions, strategies for funding, and supporting high fidelity implementation of the Pyramid Model.

Making the Most of Your Pyramid Model Data

Are you implementing the Pyramid Model in your program or are you just getting started? Data are an important part of Pyramid Model implementation and data decision-making. This webinar will focus on the why, what, when and how of collecting and using data in your program. Presenters will discuss systems and structures programs should consider and provide resources to make sure you can make the most of the data you collect.

All Hands on Deck: Pyramid Model Coaches, Mental Health Consultants, and Mental Health Therapists

This fact sheet defines the roles of Pyramid Model coach, mental health consultant, and mental health therapist and answers frequently asked questions about these roles.

Crosswalk of Infant Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation and Pyramid Model Coaching: Building Capacity in Early Childhood for the Promotion of Social and Emotional Health

This table represents characteristics defining and differentiating common supports that aim to enhance the social and emotional health of young children. Although states, Tribal Nations and communities may define and use these supports somewhat differently, this table represents the most typical characteristics as identified by researchers and seasoned implementers from across the country.

Guiding Providers in Supporting the Social-Emotional Needs of Young Children during the Pandemic and Other Traumatic Events

Join us for a discussion to learn about how early childhood education and care programs are being guided to use Pyramid Model practices in addressing the needs of young children during the Pandemic and other Traumatic Events. Our panel will discuss the impact of trauma on young children’s social-emotional health and how Child Care Resource & Referral leaders are making a difference in the support of programs.

The Pyramid Model for Promoting Social-Emotional Competence in Infants and Young Children: Statewide Implementation in Early Care and Education Programs

Pyramid Model Implementation: A Snapshot of Outcomes

This infographic represents data compiled from a survey sent to programs in 9 states engaged in statewide implementation using the Pyramid Model state implementation and scale up plan. The resource can be used by state and program leaders wishing to implement the Pyramid Model as a tool for awareness, marketing and to solicit funding. It can also be used as a tool to share the benefits of Pyramid Model with families and community members.

All Day, Every Day

These colorful posters serve as a great visual reminder to teach social and emotional skills All Day, Every Day.

Program Coaching Log

The Program Coaching log is used to log coaching activities to an implementation site.