With federal backing by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), experts in developmental science and medical social science at Northwestern University have announced the creation of a new NIH Toolbox designed to provide a nationally standardized way to measure infants’ cognitive, language, motor, and social-emotional development from 16 days to 42 months of age. Called the NIH Baby Toolbox, the research-based resources are designed to support parents, medical professionals, communities, and others in identifying early developmental delays or difficulties in infants and toddlers that may lead to long-term challenges.
CT: Special ed lawyers offer critique of Federal Scholarship Tax Credit
CT Mirror Federal education policy cast a long shadow at the annual Special Education Equity for Kids in Connecticut conference Friday. The event’s two keynote speakers, attorney Matt Cohen of Chicago and University of Connecticut professor Preston Green III, spoke in...

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