The results of the DRDP assessment help us better understand children’s learning and development, plan instruction, and share information with families. In order to produce confident results, the DRDP must be used with a number of essential steps in place.
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Essential Steps in Using the DRDP for Special Education
The Role of Family Observations in the DRDP (2015) Assessment
An overview of the research findings that suggest parents’ observations are reliable and valid and should be considered an essential component of a comprehensive assessment process.
An Overview of the DRDP (2015) for Families
You may have heard the terms DRDP, DRDP (2015), or Desired Results from your child’s teacher, caregiver, early interventionist, or special education provider. This document describes what these terms mean for you and your child.
DRDP Assessment Steps & Timeline
New postcard outlining DRDP Assessment Steps and Timeline for Early Intervention and Special Education.
- Identify eligible children to assess.
- Check with your administrator about when and where to submit your Rating Records.
- The assessment should be initiated within the first 60 calendar days of services.