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\u00a0Mary Jo Paladino<\/strong><\/a> <\/strong>Ms. \u00a0Paladino is the mother of six children so she has had the joy of \u00a0experiencing many transitions.\u00a0 She has worked in early intervention \u00a0since 1989 in Colorado and Indiana. She is currently consulting with the \u00a0Indiana State Department of Health and the Indiana University School of \u00a0Medicine on a Community Integrated Systems of Services grant with a \u00a0focus on transition and Medical Home<\/p>\n

.Brenda Mullins<\/strong><\/a>Ms.\u00a0 \u00a0Mullins\u2019 experience as a preschool teacher, an administrator in a \u00a0private agency early care and education program, and at the Human \u00a0Development Institute with the Kentucky Early Childhood Transition \u00a0Project, has allowed her to serve families for over thirty years.<\/p>\n

Joseph Anderson<\/strong><\/a>Mr. \u00a0Anderson is the father of five children, four of whom received early \u00a0intervention services.\u00a0 He has committed his life to advocating for and \u00a0mentoring families and youth both through his career in early \u00a0intervention and by serving on numerous local, state and federal \u00a0committees.<\/p>\n

Patricia Ojeda<\/strong><\/a>Ms. \u00a0Ojeda is a Bilingual Information Specialist at the Parent Educational \u00a0Advocacy Training Center (PEATC) serving the families of children with \u00a0disabilities. The Autism spectrum diagnosis given four years ago to one \u00a0of her two children significantly changed what she thought her role in \u00a0life would be. She decided to learn more about special needs resources \u00a0and committed herself to helping Latino families who have children with \u00a0special needs navigate through the maze of educating their children.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Now listen to clips from phone interviews with those participants and \u00a0identify important considerations to keep in mind during transitions.<\/p>\n

To find these clips, copy this link (below) into your browser and then click on Step 3:\u00a0 Evidence<\/p>\n

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Module 2: Transition<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n