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Home > Children with disabilities > What should take the place of an ASQ-3 for a 30-month-old with suspected autism that is already receiving multiple therapies through early intervention?
What should take the place of an ASQ-3 for a 30-month-old with suspected autism that is already receiving multiple therapies through early intervention?
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If a child is already receiving therapies through early intervention, use of a screening tool like ASQ-3 is not needed. A curriculum-based assessment tool can be used to determine a child’s current level of functioning, identify goals, and monitor progress. Examples of curriculum-based assessments include the Assessment, Evaluation, and Programming System for Infant and Children, Second Edition (AEPS®), The DATA Model , Teaching Strategies GOLD, The Carolina Curriculum, and Hawaii Early Learning Profile (HELP).

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