SLIDE 1 Defining the Role of the Health System In Promoting Kindergarten Readiness
Center for Improvement of Child & Family Services October 8, 2018
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Project Overview Findings Application
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Focus Groups Technical Workgroup CCO Metric Recommendation & Adoption
SLIDE 4 What was the
pur purpo pose
project?
The project goals are to:
- Ensure that family voice drives
discussions about how to measure the health sector’s role in kindergarten readiness.
- Collect a range of family
perspectives to inform the development of a state-level early learning strategic plan.
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Communities and participants were identified with purpose
Who
pa participa pated
in the project?
SLIDE 6 Although the majority of participants identified as White, the project actively sought participation of Black/African American and Latinx parents/caregivers
1% 2% 4% 11% 28% 61% 6% 1% 3% 3% 12% 89% Asian Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander American Indian/Alaska Native Black/African American Latinx White Focus Groups Oregon
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Project Overview Findings Application
SLIDE 8 What does school readiness mean to families?
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SLIDE 9 Wh What does s sch school readiness ss mean to families? s?
Child
- Social emotional skills
- Executive functioning
- School familiarity
- Pre-academic skills
Family
- Support learning at home
- Relationships with early learning providers/
teachers
- Kindergarten transition/expectations
SLIDE 10 How do health services support school readiness?
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How can Health Services continue to
imp improve
to support school readiness?
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Sp Spen end mo more e time me with families and de develop trus p trusti ting ng
relationships
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Sh Share e exper ertise, se, information, and gu guidance ce
SLIDE 14 Id Iden entify y an and com
icate developmental concerns earlier
SLIDE 15 Co Connec ect p t paren ents ts t to r res esources es a and f follow-up up on
als
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So Some e communities es had additional su suggestion ions s to meet their
needs
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What are
bes best pr practices es
parents describe for the health sector to support school readiness?
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- Provide referral coordination
- Coordinate services across health, early learning,
schools, and specialty care providers
- Promote early literacy
- Provide guidance on milestones
- Have up-to-date information about early learning
and developmentally supportive activities
- Provide culturally relevant and responsive services
Th The health se sector can strengthen practices s to
support school readiness
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Project Overview Findings Application
SLIDE 20 How is the information being used?
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Health Aspects of Kindergarten Readiness Technical Workgroup
SLIDE 21 Health Aspects of Kindergarten Readiness Conceptual Framework
SLIDE 22 How is the information being used?
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Health Aspects of Kindergarten Readiness Measure Criteria
SLIDE 23 Unique Elements of the Project
SLIDE 24 RE RESO SOUR URCES
KINDERGARTEN READINESS FOCUS GROUP SLIDES KINDERGARTEN READINESS FOCUS GROUP REPORTS HEALTH ASPECTS OF KINDERGARTEN READINESS TECHNICAL WORKGROUP CONTACT INFO: DREID@PDX.EDU
- BAKER CITY
- ENTERPRISE
- GRANTS PASS
- GRESHAM-FAIRVIEW
- MEDFORD
- OCCYSHN
- PORTLAND
- YONCALLA
- CROSS-COMMUNITY
REPORT
SLIDE 25 THE PSU RESEARCH TEAM
Callie Lambarth Project Director & Analyst Heidi McGowan Lead Facilitator & Analyst Diane Reid Co-Facilitator & Analyst Ron Joseph Translator & Co-Facilitator Beth Green Consultant
SLIDE 26 Center for Improvement of Child & Family Services
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