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Carol Huntley, M.Ed. Transition Specialist Round Rock ISD [email protected] Developing a Coordinated Set of Activities: the Why and How

Carol Huntley, M.Ed. Transition Specialist Round Rock ISD [email protected] Developing a Coordinated Set of Activities: the Why and How

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Page 1: Carol Huntley, M.Ed. Transition Specialist Round Rock ISD carol_huntley@roundrockisd.org Developing a Coordinated Set of Activities: the Why and How

Carol Huntley, M.Ed.Transition Specialist

Round Rock ISD

[email protected]

Developing a Coordinated Set of Activities:the Why and How

Page 2: Carol Huntley, M.Ed. Transition Specialist Round Rock ISD carol_huntley@roundrockisd.org Developing a Coordinated Set of Activities: the Why and How

Effective Transition Planning Dr. Ed O’Leary

Helps students move toward their goals and dreams

Decreases number of dropouts

Increases numbers of students entering post-secondary education

Improves employment rates

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Review of Transition Process

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All About Me (Transition Assessment)

Transition Assessment

Strengths

Preferences

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What is My Dream?(Developing Post-Secondary Goals)

Relate assessments and PLAAFP to post-secondary goals

Develop measurable post-secondary goals for

*education/training*employment*independent living

(if needed)

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How do I get there?(What do I need to help me reach my goals?)

IEP Annual Goals Course of Study

Coordinated Set of Activities

Identify Agency Linkages

Page 7: Carol Huntley, M.Ed. Transition Specialist Round Rock ISD carol_huntley@roundrockisd.org Developing a Coordinated Set of Activities: the Why and How

Let’s Talk About A Coordinated Set of

Activities

Page 8: Carol Huntley, M.Ed. Transition Specialist Round Rock ISD carol_huntley@roundrockisd.org Developing a Coordinated Set of Activities: the Why and How

What is a Coordinated Set of Activities?

Activities, based on student needs, that will move the student toward accomplishment of his/her post secondary goals

Persons responsible for performing the activity are identified, as well as when it will be completed

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Think of It As An ACTION PLAN!

WHAT? WHO? BY WHEN?

What activities Who is When will

need to be responsible? they be accomplished?

done?

Page 10: Carol Huntley, M.Ed. Transition Specialist Round Rock ISD carol_huntley@roundrockisd.org Developing a Coordinated Set of Activities: the Why and How

A Coordinated Set of Activities Includes:

InstructionRelated ServiceCommunity

ExperiencesEmployment & other

post-school objectivesAnd when appropriate:Daily Living SkillsFunctional Vocational

Evaluation

Page 11: Carol Huntley, M.Ed. Transition Specialist Round Rock ISD carol_huntley@roundrockisd.org Developing a Coordinated Set of Activities: the Why and How

Let’s Take a Look at an Example

Henry Forbes, Age 15 – 10th grade

Post-Secondary Goal for Employment: After graduation, Henry will obtain employment in the graphic arts field.

Post Secondary Goal for Education: After graduation, Henry will attend a 2 year college and major in graphic arts.

www.tslp.org

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All About Henry:

Strengths: o good hygiene & groomingo good listening & verbal skillso creative and artistico good people person

Preferences & Interests:

o likes arto likes working on the computer

www.tslp.org

Info. from ESTR-J, teacher interview and Post-Secondary checklist:

o feels good about selfo completed intake for DARSo schedules own appointmentso treats minor medical problemso corresponds in written formo does own calculations with

calculator

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Henry ForbesPost-SecondaryGoals:

What I am doingNow:

My needs:

Employment/Career

Obtain employment in graphic arts field

Has volunteered in Service Learning class at Food Bank

Find out more about graphic arts field; Learn about job applications and interviewing

Post-SecondaryEducation

Attend a 2 year college

Taking graphic arts classes

Find out about college options; Find out about admission and cost; Work on self-advocacy skills

Adult Living Live on my own in an apartment with roommates

Uses email and cell phone; schedules own appointments; does calculations with calendar; can make own meals

Budgeting/Money Mgmt.; Has skills but not performing household chores; Obtain driver’s license

CommunityParticipation

Independently participate in activities with peers

Goes to movies, the mall and bowling with friends

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Henry’s Action Plan

WHAT? WHO? BY WHEN?1. Visit college/career counselor on

campus and ask questions about graphic arts field and possible college choices.

2. Take Vocational Experience class and Building Workplace Success class from VAC teacher.

3. Begin leading ARD own ARD meeting, after preparing and practicing with case manager.

4. Take Math of Money class as elective.

5. Open up bank account and practice writing checks and using ATM card with allowance tied to completing chores at home.

6. Take Driver’s Training course and take test for Driver’s License

HenryMrs. Forbes

Henry

HenryCase Manager

Henry

HenryMr. and Mrs. Forbes

HenryMr. and Mrs. Forbes

By end of Sophomore year

In Junior year

Start at upcoming ARD in January 2011

During senior year

HenryMr. and Mrs. Forbes

Summer of 2011

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Indicator 13

Are there annualIEP goals related to the student’stransition serviceneeds?

Transition services that relate to post-secondary goals

For each measurable post-secondary goal there should be an annual goal included in the IEP related to the student’s transition services needs.

Dr. Ed O’Leary

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•Courses of Study – Long Range Education Plan

•Coordinated Set of Activities – Long Range Plan for Post School Adult Life

Dr. Ed O’Leary

Transition Services

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Resources

Coordinated Set of Activities: What, Why and HowArizona’s Tenth Annual Transition Conference

September 20-22, 2010Dr. Ed O’Learyhttp://www.ade.state.az.us/ess/SpecialProjects/transition/TransConf/Wednesday/CoordinatedSetofActivitiesWhatWhyHow.pdf

Transition Services Liaison Project,Dan Rounds, Transition Coordinator, 221 South Central Ave, Pierre SD 57501 http://www.tslp.org