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Katherine Wittig
Kelly Ligon
Supporting Secondary Students with Intellectual Disabilities in the Age Appropriate Transition Assessment Process
Katherine Wittig, Kelly Ligon
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The IEP team is responsible for facilitating the age-appropriate transition assessment process. Are you confused about which tools to use and who else might partner with you to gather this valuable information with your students? Learn how to make these decisions, practice modifying assessments for individual needs and learn how to document the assessment results in order to help your students achieve their desired postsecondary goals. This training will help you in the creation of age-appropriate transition assessments for students with intellectual disabilities that will fulfill the requirements of Indicator # 13.
You are invited to attend this training if your students are aged 14- 21 and
- have moderate to significant intellectual disabilities
- have significant challenges with communication, and use AAC
- communicate without using speech
- have challenges making choices
Link Resources
ASOL/VAAP Instructional Resources
http://www.ttaconline.org/
Casey Life Skills - free transition assessment
http://www.caseylifeskills.org/
I'm Determined -Virginia Department of Education's Self-Determination Project
https://php.radford.edu/~imdetermined/
CAST - Center for Applied Special Technology
http://www.cast.org/
