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Pat Rogan Indiana University School of Education, IUPUI progan@iupui.edu September 13, 2012
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A Vision of a Desirable Future Current Status & Outcomes Promising Practices National Study of Transition Services Recommendations
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Self-determination & Advocacy Typical Living Options Integrated Employment Lifelong Learning Satisfying Relationships Community Membership
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O’Brien’s 5 Accomplishments Community Presence Community Participation Choice Competence Respect
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TRADITIONAL Focus on deficits Group orientation; fit to program Professional control Service segmentation BEST PRACTICE Capacity search Integration; individualization Self determination; natural supports Holistic, seamless
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High drop out rates Increasing placement in segregated facilities Low rates of post- secondary ed. Living at home Social isolation
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Percent of youth aged 16 and above with an IEP that includes coordinated, measurable, annual IEP goals and transition services that will reasonably enable the student to meet post- secondary goals. Issue is QUALITY of plans.
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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL POST-SCHOOL
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Pre-school to elementary transition Apply for a Medicaid Waiver Include students in general education Develop a work ethic (responsibilities, task completion). Involve students in chores, etc. Increase independence (self-care skills, etc.) Build student choice and voice Continue to involve & empower parents Develop a transition plan to middle school
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Inclusive education Extracurricular activities Career exploration Involvement in IEP conferences Work tasks with peers, as appropriate Independent living skills Transition planning for high school
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Inclusive education Career exploration in inclusive settings Age-appropriate work experiences Extracurricular activities Self-determination & advocacy Student led Transition IEP meetings Exploration of/linkages with adult services
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“Discovery”: Who is this person? Profile: Compile information Planning Meeting: ◦ PATH ◦ Personal Futures Planning ◦ MAPS, etc. Portfolio: For Employer Contact
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Revise Goals and plans Tell people what you want Know Yourself Use the Self- determined Learning Model of Instruction Take Action Make Goals My Voice
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Peers without disabilities exit high school at 18. By age 18, schools lose their relevance. Poor transition outcomes: Students & parents need to be better prepared.
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Project SEARCH (http://projectsearch.us/http://projectsearch.us/ OSU’s TOPS Program (Transition Options in Postsecondary Settings)- www.thinkcollege.net/ www.thinkcollege.net/ And http://nisonger.osu.edu/sp ecialed-transition http://nisonger.osu.edu/sp ecialed-transition
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Person Centered Planning Driving Medicaid WaiverSSI/SSDI GuardianshipWork Incentives Mental Health ServicesTransportation Voc RehabRecord Keeping Wills and Trusts Respite Care Adult Continuing Education Adult Service Employment Providers
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SSA Work Incentive to encourage SSI recipients to work Youth and adults are eligible Excludes resources &/or income from being counted by SSA. Resources are “set aside” to fund vocational goal
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Equipment Services such as job development, job coaching, personal care, transportation School Vehicle Other work-related supports
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1. Positive Attitudes & a Sense of URGENCY 2. Person-centered Planning 3. Community-based Work Experiences 4. Longitudinal Preparation 5. Family Education & Support 6. Staff Expertise
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7. Access to Quality Adult Services 8. Long-term Funding 9. Self-determination/Advocacy 10. Reliable/Affordable Transportation 11. Business Partnerships 12. Attention to Health & Wellness
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Promising Practices in place in your area? Questions? Concerns?
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Pat Rogan – Indiana University, IUPUI 317/274-6861 progan@iupui.edu Thank You!
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