ESE ESE Transition Planning & Post-Secondary Preparation

Question 1

At what age must transition planning begin to be included in an IEP under IDEA 2004?

Accepted Answer

16

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14

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18

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21

Question 2

What is the primary purpose of transition planning in special education?

Accepted Answer

To prepare students for life after high school

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To improve academic grades

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To determine disability classification

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To create behavior intervention plans

Question 3

Which of the following must be included in transition planning under IDEA?

Accepted Answer

Measurable post-secondary goals in education, training, employment, and independent living

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Only employment goals

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Only post-secondary education goals

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Only independent living skills

Question 4

What does 'age-appropriate transition assessment' refer to in the context of special education?

Accepted Answer

Gathering information about a student's strengths, interests, and preferences for post-secondary planning

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Academic testing aligned to grade level

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Evaluating a student's disability classification

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Measuring classroom behavior

Question 5

Which agency is typically responsible for providing vocational rehabilitation services to students with disabilities transitioning from school?

Accepted Answer

State Vocational Rehabilitation Agency

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Department of Education

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Department of Labor

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Social Security Administration

Question 6

What is a 'Summary of Performance' (SOP) in special education transition?

Accepted Answer

A document provided to students upon exiting special education that summarizes academic achievement and functional performance

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A quarterly progress report

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A behavior assessment tool

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A list of all IEP goals achieved