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This Developmental History Form (DHF) is required for applicants with special education needs at De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde. It must be filled out by a licensed specialist, such as a developmental pediatrician, psychiatrist, or psychologist, and provides essential information for assessing the applicant\'s readiness and accommodation needs for college admission.

How to fill out developmental history form

How to fill out developmental history form

1. Begin by gathering relevant information such as the child's name and date of birth.
2. Fill out the parent's or guardian's contact information.
3. Provide details about the child's prenatal history including maternal health and any complications during pregnancy.
4. Document the child's birth information including birth weight, gestational age, and any complications during delivery.
5. Record developmental milestones, noting when the child achieved skills like crawling, walking, and talking.
6. Include information about any significant health issues, hospitalizations, or surgeries the child has had.
7. Note any therapies or interventions the child has received, such as physical or speech therapy.
8. Fill in any additional comments or observations that may be relevant for understanding the child's development.

Who needs developmental history form?

1. Parents or guardians of children who need to assess developmental milestones.
2. Healthcare professionals conducting evaluations for developmental delays.
3. Educational institutions seeking information on a child's developmental history.
4. Therapists or specialists involved in the child's care or therapy.

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What is developmental history form?

The developmental history form is a document used to collect information about an individual's developmental milestones, health history, and any pertinent behavioral observations.

Who is required to file developmental history form?

Typically, parents or guardians of children, especially those receiving special education services, are required to file the developmental history form.

How to fill out developmental history form?

To fill out the developmental history form, carefully read each section, provide accurate information regarding the child's developmental milestones, health history, and any concerns noted. Complete all required fields.

What is the purpose of developmental history form?

The purpose of the developmental history form is to gather comprehensive information about a child's development to inform assessments, services, and supports that may be necessary for their educational and developmental needs.

What information must be reported on developmental history form?

The information that must be reported includes the child's developmental milestones, health issues, family medical history, behavioral observations, and any prior assessments or interventions.