Online Publications & Resources
The Sherlock Center offers hundreds of online resources and publications on topics across the lifespan, from early intervention to transition to person-centered thinking, employment and self-determination.
These resources are searchable in the fields below. You can search by a keyword or an exact title in the “Search All Resources” box or you can search by project/service, topic or type – form, online resource or Sherlock Center publication.
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Form
Decision Tree for Child Outcomes Summary Process
This form walks EI providers and families though a decision making process to arrive at accurate COS C Summary Statements.
- PDF English 345.66 KB
- PDF Spanish 1.07 MB
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Form
Developing Better Child and Family Outcomes
Provider guidance for writing effective outcomes including criteria and examples
- PDF English 169.43 KB
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Sherlock Center Publication
Direct Support Professional Workbook: Supporting Self-Determination in Your Everyday Work
This workbook will help direct support professionals explore their own experience of developing self-determination skills and plan ways to help those they support become more self-determined.
- PDF English 203.81 KB
- PDF Spanish 45.77 KB
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Online Resource
Disability is Natural
The mission of Disability is Natural is to encourage new ways of thinking about developmental disabilities, in the belief that attitudes drive actions, and changes in attitudes and actions can help create a society where all children and adults with developmental disabilities have opportunities to live the lives of their dreams, included in all areas of life.
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Disability Rights Rhode Island (DRRI)
DRRI is the Official Protection and Advocacy System for Rhode Island. (DRRI) provides free legal assistance to persons with disabilities. Services include individual representation to protect rights or to secure benefits and services; self-help information; educational programs; and administrative and legislative advocacy. The agency administers eight federally funded advocacy programs, each of which has its own eligibility criteria.
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Online Resource
Disability Services for Students at Community College of Rhode Island
Disability Services for Students (DSS) believes CCRI experiences should be accessible by all to the greatest extent possible. When academic experiences present barriers, accommodations may be necessary.
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Online Resource
Disability Statistics Center
This is an online resource for U.S. disability statistics and detailed information on dozens of national-level disability data sources.
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Online Resource
Division of Developmental Disabilities - Technical Bulletin on Self-Directed Services Allowable Goods and Services
This bulletin explains the allowable goods and services that can be authorized through self-directed plans in Rhode Island.
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Form
Donna Rizzo, I Hear It
Use this form to make a referral to I Hear It program.
- PDF English 90.52 KB
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Online Resource
Down Syndrome Society of Rhode Island
The Down Syndrome Society of Rhode Island is a parent support organization dedicated to promoting the rights, dignity and potential of all individuals with Down syndrome through advocacy, education, public awareness and support.
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Online Resource
Draw with Stars! (iOS)
In this free app, you can draw with stars on a black background.
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Online Resource
Drawing Pad (iOS)
Draw with colorful pencils, markers, paintbrushes or crayons on this app designed for iPads. There is a fee for this app.
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Online Resource
E-Pill Medication Reminders
This automatic pill dispenser helps individuals with disabilities and poor hand dexterity by dispensing medication into a metal cup.
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Online Resource
Early Social-Emotional Development
This brochure outlines the importance of social-emotional development in young children and provides guidelines by age from birth through age 5.
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Online Resource
Educational and Community Supports (ECS)
Educational and Community Supports (ECS) is a research unit within the College of Education at the University of Oregon that has operated since 1972. It conducts research and training to establish and expand the use of evidence-based behavior support practices that improve outcomes for people of all ages, especially those with disabilities.
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Sherlock Center Publication
Effective Practices for Students with Disabilities that Significantly Affect Function
This rubric is a collection of 10 well-researched strategies that have been used with many different student populations and were selected because of their proven effectiveness both with children who have low-incidence disabilities and with children who have other disabilities.
- PDF 2.05 MB
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Online Resource
Elmo Loves ABCs (Android)
Elmo has songs, videos and coloring pages about letters in this interactive app. Slide, sweep, swipe, touch, trace and dig to discover over 80 classic Sesame Street clips, 75 Sesame Street coloring pages and four different ways to play hide and seek. Touch and trace your favorite letter to unlock its surprises. There is a fee for this app.
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Online Resource
Elmo Loves ABCs (iOS)
Elmo has songs, videos and coloring pages about letters in this interactive app. Slide, sweep, swipe, touch, trace and dig to discover over 80 classic Sesame Street clips, 75 Sesame Street coloring pages and four different ways to play hide and seek. Touch and trace your favorite letter to unlock its surprises. There is a fee for this app.
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Online Resource
Elmo's Monster Maker (Android)
Make your own monster and then Elmo will dance and play with him! There is a small fee for this app.
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Online Resource
Employment First for All (APSE)
APSE is a national organization that seeks to improve and expand integrated employment opportunities, services, and outcomes for individuals with disabilities.