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What Does ASQ:SE-2 Screen? Understanding the 7 Key Social-Emotional Areas

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Which areas of behavior are essential for healthy social-emotional development—and how can the bestselling ASQ:SE-2 screener help? This hour-long webinar explored the 7 key areas of social-emotional behavior screened with ASQ:SE-2.
The role that early childhood education professionals play in the social– emotional development of infants and young children is critical. Photo: © ZERO TO THREE

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Participants learned about each area and why it’s so important to the social-emotional development of infants and toddlers. Sample ASQ:SE-2 items showed how these areas are screened, and participants were given valuable information on how to interpret ASQ:SE-2 results and make decisions about follow-up. There was also a preview of practical resources to share with parents, excerpted from the upcoming ASQ®:SE-2 Learning Activities & More.

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