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Think College 2010 Advisory Commission on Accessible Instructional Materials in Postsecondary Education for Students with Disabilities TPSID Coordinating Center Overview April 1, 2011 Debra Hart Institute for Community Inclusion University of Massachusetts, Boston

Think College 2010 What do we mean by access to higher education for students with intellectual disabilities?

Think College 2010 Hart and Weir, 2010 Claire Bible

Think College 2010 Hart and Weir, 2010 Katie’s story to illustrate another inclusive traditional path—if u want another story Katie Apostolides

Think College 2010

Think College 2010 Coordinating Center Three Major Goals

Think College 2010 Goal 1: Evaluation 1.Survey on current status & general characteristics 2.Evaluation Protocol to document TPSID program characteristics & student academic, social, independent living, & employment outcomes - uniform data collection system across all TPSIDs - document progress over time - identify evidence-based practices that support improved student outcomes - ability to report aggregate data on GPRA measures & TPSID requirements

Think College 2010 Transition Programs for Students with Intellectual Disabilities

Think College 2010  27 TPSIDs to work with another 31 Institutes of Higher Education over the 5 years (N=58)  5 Community Colleges lead applicant & another 6 Community Colleges will participate (N=11)  22 four-year colleges & universities  All TPSIDs collaborating with a wide range of disability specific & generic organizations & agencies What we know:

Think College 2010  5 TPSIDs serve adults with ID only  5 TPSIDs serve students with ID years old who are still in high school  17 TPSIDs serve both adults & students still in high school  6 currently providing residential — more in future (N=10)  All offering career & employment services What we know:

Think College 2010 Goal 2: Training / TA & Dissemination  Think College Live website — E-clearinghouse  Think College Learning Modules (e.g., UDL)  Online TTA searchable database  Online searchable database of literature  Credentialing template *Think College website accessible + is speech enabled with BrowseAloud

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Think College 2010 Goal 3: Coordination & Collaboration  5 Cohorts/Liaisons & monthly calls with cohorts  Quarterly calls with all TPSIDs  Blog  Community of Practice & Special Interest Groups  Annual face-to-face TPSID Project Directors Meeting  Searchable online database of resources  Expert workgroup for accreditation & credentialing

Think College 2010 Postsecondary education is a most important key to shaping a new reality for people with intellectual disabilities. It has the exciting potential to create a future based not on low expectations, the cant’s and shouldn't, but on the high expectations of productivity and personal and economic freedom.

Think College Debra Hart