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Early Childhood Hearing Screening > Leadership and Planning Tools

Last Modified: 02/10/2025

Leadership and Planning Tools

• OSEP Guidance on Part C Hearing Screening [PDF]
• Expanding Evidence-Based Hearing Screening Services for Children Birth to Three Years of Age [PDF]
• Environmental Scan Birth to Three Hearing Screening [PDF]
• Head Start - EHDI Leaders Discussion Guide [PDF]
• Part C - EHDI Leaders Discussion Guide [PDF]
• Technical Assistance Needs Survey and cover letter [DOCX]
• Planning Checklist for Evidence-Based Hearing Screening Practices [PDF]
• Screening Children 3 and Older (OAE & Pure Tone) [PDF]
• Published articles

Links

• Find Your Head Start State Collaboration Office
• Find Your Part C State Coordinator

Info-Graphics

• Newborn Screening Followup Handout for Parents [PDF] in English and Spanish [PDF]
• Hearing Screening Handout for Parents [PDF] in English and Spanish [PDF]
• Rationale for Screening [PDF]
• OAE Screening Settings [PDF]
• OAE Screening Description [PDF]

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