Developmental delay definition

Developmental delay means that a child has not reached developmental milestones expected for his or her chronological age as measured by qualified professionals using appropriate diagnostic instruments and/or procedures.

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Developmental delay means a disability affecting a child ages two by September 30 through six, inclusive: (34 CFR 300.8(b); 34 CFR 300.306(b))

Developmental delay means that a child meets one or more of the following:

Examples of Developmental delay in a sentence

Developmental delay: Identification and management at primary care level.
Developmental delay, unless a child has not attained developmental milestones expected for a child of that age, in cognitive or physical development.
May be recognised by: Developmental delay, attachment issues, aggressive behaviour, appeasing behaviour, watchfulness or stillness, low self esteem, withdrawn or a loner, or having difficulty in forming relationships.
Developmental delay is an optional category that states may chose to use for children age three through nine or some subset of that age range and may also determine eligibility criteria for developmental delay [34 CFR §300.313].
The Participating Hospitals also agree that, for the purposes of these Transfer Criteria, “pediatric” means the following: • Female—less than 13 years of age; and • Male—less than 13 years of age; and • Developmental delay does not change the applicability of the above criteria.

More Definitions of Developmental delay

Developmental delay means a child who is experiencing a delay as determined by an evaluation team, IEP team, and other qualified professionals in one or more of the following areas of development:

Developmental delay or "DD" means that a child within the ages of three through eight has not acquired skills, or achieved commensurate with recognized performance expectations for his age in one or more of the following developmental areas: cognition, communication, motor development, social-emotional development, or self-help-adaptive behavior. Developmental delay includes a child who demonstrates a measurable, verifiable discrepancy between expected performance for the child’s chronological age and current level of performance.

Developmental delay means development that lags behind established developmental milestones as determined in accordance with the criteria under s. HFS 90.08 (5).

Developmental delay means a delay in one or more of the following areas of childhood development as measured by appropriate diagnostic instruments and standard procedures: cognitive; physical, including vision and hearing; language, speech and communication; social or emotional; or adaptive. The term means a delay of 30% or more below the mean in function in one or more of those areas.

Developmental delay means such a deviation from average development in one or more of the following developmental areas that special education and related services are required:

Developmental delay means delays in any or all areas including cognitive, social, language, sensory, and emotional development.

Developmental delay means a disability affecting a child ages two through six, inclusive: