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UW Experimental Education Unit (EEU)The EEU is a comprehensive early childhood center providing inclusive educational services for children with and without disabilities. The EEU offers educational programs and services to support children with disabilities and their families. All EEU programs encourage the development of children's cognitive, motor, communications, and social interactive skills by emphasizing educational and therapeutic interventions that are geared to each child's individual needs. In addition, we provide community outreach and education services. The program promotes social integration between children with and without disabilities, across all parts of the school day. Effective and systematic assessment and instructional strategies are used to identify, teach, and support these important skills. Skills are taught within the context of meaningful activities across the classroom curriculum. Support services (e.g., speech therapy, occupational therapy, and physical therapy) are provided in naturalistic settings (i.e., the classroom) and use activity-based instruction to enhance skill acquisition and generalization. Data are collected to monitor child progress and instructional decisions are based on those data.
Experimental Education Unit
University of Washington, Box 357925
Seattle, Washington 98195-7925
206- 543-4011
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Rating 5, submitted by ab, 10/24/06
I see the EEU as an oasis. I feel completely secure that my son is safe, cared for (loved even!) and being stimulated, socially and intellectually. There are plenty of helping hands, great & energized teachers, and fun curriculum. My son attends the preschool program.
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