Families/Homeschools
Project SKIP Benefits for Families and Homeschoolers
Project SKIP is a simple and inexpensive way to identify and alert families and homeschoolers to any signs of academic, behavioral, and emotional issues that may interfere with a child's learning and development—including autism spectrum disorders. Using an on-line process affordable by even the most modest households, SKIP screens more comprehensively for issues, identifies why difficulties may be occurring, and provides the framework for designing effective, research-based interventions.
In as little as 20 minutes, parents and homeschoolers can complete the easy-to-use on-line screeners and receive immediate and individual feedback.
Project SKIP Benefits for Families and Homeschoolers
- Screens for social-emotional, cognitive, and developmental, as well as academic issues in children from preschool (age 2) through 12th grade (regardless of age)
- Screens for autism spectrum disorders
- Screens for WHY a child is having difficulties
- Offers immediate and individualized feedback
- Uses scientifically-validated instruments to design research-based classroom interventions
- Supports more in-depth assessment through cognitive assessment with the child
- Provides options and a framework for IEP consultation and planning
Project SKIP alerts families and homeschoolers to signs of academic, behavioral, and emotional issues that may interfere with a child's learning and development.