Meeting Post Transitional Outcomes

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Meeting Post Transitional Outcomes Root Cause Analysis Meeting Post Transitional Outcomes

Case Study Root Cause Analysis Fishbone root cause analysis is used when: At team wants to identify what a student needs to learn in order to successfully transition. A team needs to study a problem/issue to determine the root cause. A team needs to identify areas for data collection. A team wants to study why a process is not performing properly or producing the designed results.

Draw the fishbone diagram. List the problem on the head. Label each bone with categories to be studied. Identify the factors within each category that may be affecting the problem. Continue until you no longer get useful information. Analyze the results

Let’s take a look at Transition What evidence of student strengths and barriers to adult independent living do we have in the following transition domains? Functional Academics Vocational Community Domestic Recreational Social/Emotional

Fishbone Root Cause Analysis Functional Academics Vocational Community Problem: What skills does this student need to learn in order to successfully transition to adult/ independent living? Goals Domestic Recreational Social/Emotional

Let’s look at the data What are the student’s strengths? What does the student need to learn in order to successfully achieve his post secondary goals? What questions do we still have about this student’s strengths and barriers? How will we gather information to answer our questions? What are the next steps?

What does the student need to learn? 1. 2. 3.