Supporting a student with executive function delays? What about an eating disorder? A resource provided with practices to support individuals on the job and in preparation for the working world.
"All people have the right to live, love, work, play and pursue their life aspirations in their community." Explore these free, downloadable tools that support individual access to these rights.
Middle school educator Kaitlyn North describes her classroom-run business where special education students and their general education peers work, laugh, and learn together.
These resources, from the West Virginia Division of Rehabiliation Services, include a comprehensive transition guide for teachers, students, and families, sample lesson plans, and a work exploration manual.
"It all started with one student in the lunchroom" Watch this brief video to hear the story that provided the foundation for a culture that embraces the relationships between all students.
This guide from the CEC Division on Career Development and Transition is a comprehensive guide containing frequently used low or no cost web-based transition resources. Resources included are for professionals, students, and families. This guide will be updated annually.
One incredible student and his educational team work together to create an educational experience that will prepare him for an independent future using his strengths and skills.
National center to assist state education agencies and local education agencies implement evidence based and promising practices to help prepare students with disabilities for postsecondary education and employment.
Resources include effective practice briefs, toolkits, and annotated bibliographies.
This website provides information for educators, parents, and students regarding transition services for students with disabilities and includes free publications, online modules, webinars, materials, and teacher tips.
This resource was created through the collaboration of Tennessee Works, the Tennessee Department of Education, and Vanderbilt University to provide educators resources utilizing evidence based practices in supporting students with disabilities as they transition from high school to post-secondary life. Modules on age appropriate transition assessments, transition planning, and more are available. An account must be created to access their resources.