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Navigating the Transition Process; Planning for Educators and Families
Navigating the Transition Process; Planning for Educators and Families
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At what age must you invite a student to their own IEP meeting?
Birth
Never
18
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2
The best advocate for a student is
the parent.
the special education teacher.
the student themself.
the general education teacher.
3
Post secondary expectations are based on
the plan for the student's future after high school.
transition assesment.
all of the above.
outcome statements.
4
Offering a transition event in my district will
boost family awareness of the process and available options.
boost my districts indicator B13.
increase parent engagement.
increase community involvement in the school.
5
Postsecondary is used to describe settings that follow high school such as
employment
trade school
all of the above
college
6
I will complete my class evaluation (found at mylearningplan) because
the FEP needs this data to support continued trainings.
the FEP needs this data to support continued trainings.
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Transition assessments should be completed at every annual IEP meeting & assessment data s/b
current which means not older than a year.
current, not older than 1 yr &can be collected throughout yr
current.
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The best predictor of paid employment after high school is
Work Experieince
Paid employment during high school
Volunteerism
Job Shadowing
9
The focus of transition on an IEP should be
the student and their needs.
how to fit the students needs into the staffs schedule
how to serve a student in the setting provided.
10
There is only one right answer for transition
Always
Maybe
Never
Sometimes
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At what age does a child become legally responsible for their own educational decisions
17 1/2 year
17 years
21 years
18 years
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_______ is a greater predictor of successful outcomes for youth than income or social status.
Family engagement
A great and caring educator
A compliant transition plan