Transcription of TEACHER MANUAL - Connecticut
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GUIDANCE ACTIVITIES COLLEGE PLANNING FOR students with disabilities TEACHER MANUAL Working Draft Autumn 2002 POST-ITT POSTSECONDARY INNOVATIVE TRANSITION TECHNOLOGY Lee F. Bassett Debra Zawada Kristin Rytter The contents of this book were developed under a grant from the United States Department of Education Office of Special Education Programs; CFDA , project number H078C70040-99. However, these contents do not represent the policy of the Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government. Table of Contents - i - Introduction Rationale ..1 Getting started ..2 Resources ..9 Section 1 Self-Advocacy Rationale ..11 Getting Started ..12 Activities Section 2 Assistive Technology Rationale ..32 Getting Started ..33 Activities Section 3 Planning for College Rationale ..46 Getting Started ..46 Activities Section 4 Applying to College Rationale ..67 Getting Started.
Introduction Page 5 Getting Started with Your School Post-ITT Activities ask students and high schools to begin to simulate the college experience of students with disabilities. It is important that you have a good understanding of the difference between the two systems.
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Literature Map of Dropout Prevention, Literature Map of Dropout Prevention Interventions for Students With Disabilities, For students with disabilities, FUNDING FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES, With disabilities, Disabilities, Students With Disabilities, Students, The Special ED, REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF, Student's, Divisions for Special Education Services and Supports