Plan For Transition Midterm Review

To open up and review the unknown.

Work a person does to earn money.

1. Money awarded based on academic effort such as talents, it doesn't have to be paid back.

Disabilities that cannot be seen by others.

Army, Navy, Marines, and Air Force

1. Money given to a student to pay for college; it does not have to be paid back.

A type of understanding where a person looks at the actual text to find the answer

Choices

Related to school and education

Money provided to a student to pay for college; the money usually has to be paid back.

1. Generally refers to a copy of a student’s IEP and any formal testing that was conducted.

Stands for Individualized Education Plan, a legal documents with support and accommodations.

The proper way to act.

A test that measures a student’s knowledge in English, Math, Reading, Writing, and Science.

A job or series of jobs that make up a person’s work life.

Term referring to after high school.

The amount of money a college charges students to attend classes.

A school that provides instruction for a specific skilled trade.

1. A group of jobs that are related to each other in some way.

1. What a person gets from doing a job in addition to pay, such as health insurance.

Learning about a career by actually watching another person do the work.

A type of understanding where a person looks beyond the text to find the answer

After high school.

Ways tasks are changed or modified to meet a person's specific needs

When a person learns a specific trade from a trained professional.

The official school record of the subjects a person took and the grades he or she earned

1. Money available to pay for college; the money may or may not have to be paid back.

The desire, ability, and practice of directing one's own life. The "BIG PICTURE" one's life.

A test that measures a student’s mathematical and verbal reasoning abilities.

A private or public school that offers bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees