CRC Rehabilitation Planning & Goal Setting Flashcards
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Transition services for youth with disabilities in the VR system must begin no later than:
Answer: Age 16
IDEA requires that transition planning be included in the IEP no later than age 16, with some states beginning at 14, to prepare students for post-school employment and education.
Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) are available to:
Answer: Students with disabilities ages 14–21 who are eligible or potentially eligible for VR
WIOA mandates Pre-ETS for students with disabilities (ages 14–21) including potentially eligible students, covering five core activities like work-based learning and job exploration.
A CRC counselor is helping a client set rehabilitation goals. The BEST approach when the client's goal seems unrealistic is to:
Answer: Explore the goal thoroughly and collaboratively assess feasibility before modifying
Counselors should honor client self-determination by first exploring the goal's basis, then providing realistic information that supports informed modification through collaboration.
Which model of disability views rehabilitation as restoring the individual to 'normal' functioning through medical and therapeutic interventions?
Answer: Medical model
The medical model defines disability as a problem within the individual requiring expert intervention to cure or restore function to a 'normal' standard.
Under the social model of disability, barriers to participation are primarily attributed to:
Answer: Society's failure to accommodate diverse human functioning
The social model shifts the focus from the individual's impairment to societal barriers — physical, attitudinal, and systemic — that exclude people with disabilities.
A CRC counselor conducting a progress review on a client's IPE should document changes because:
Answer: Federal VR regulations require periodic reviews and amendments when goals or services change
The Rehabilitation Act and VR regulations mandate periodic IPE reviews with documentation of progress and amendments to ensure services remain appropriate and goal-directed.