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Transition Information / Texas Transition Network Contacts

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National Center for Learning Disabilities

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Reimagining Disability & Inclusive Education

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The National Center for Learning Disabilities

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Learning Disabilities, What Are the Different Types?

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Learning disabilities expert Dr. Sheldon Horowitz explains the different types of learning disabilities and their impact on people with LD. To read more about learning disabilities, please visit http://www.ncld.org/types-learning-disabilities

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The National Center for Learning Disabilities

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Strengths of Students with Learning Disabilities and Other Disorders

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Helping your child through the process of choosing a college, applying and then getting ready to go can seem like a daunting task. Like everything, it's easier if you break it down. Here's information to help you get your freshman-to-be all set for his four-year adventure.

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Helping your child through the process of choosing a college, applying and then getting ready to go can seem like a daunting task. Like everything, it's easier if you break it down. Here's information to help you get your freshman-to-be all set for his four-year adventure.

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The Texas OnCourse Academy | Professional Development

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Earn CPE credit and find the answers to all your students' questions about college and career planning with free professional learning from Texas OnCourse!

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Transitioning To College with a Disability

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The National Center for Learning Disabilities

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What happens when you ask students what they need to know about life after high school... Big Changes!

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Team Potatoe

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Read the article. Select a university or community college and review the disability services' documentation requirements and services.

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About the Author

About the Author

The Understood Team is made up of passionate writers and editors. Many of them have kids who learn and think differently.

Reviewed by

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is the author of Elizabeth C. Hamblet, MAT, MSEd From High School to College: Steps to Success for Students With Disabilities.

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7 things to know about college disability services

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The Understood Team is made up of passionate writers and editors. Many of them have kids who learn and think differently. is the author of Elizabeth C. Hamblet, MAT, MSEd From High School to College: Steps to Success for Students With Disabilities.

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Read and provide your thoughts and insights.

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The Low Number Of Students With Disabilities Graduating From College Is A Crisis

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How better soft skills might boost low college persistence and employment rates.

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SCHMoneyTeam: be understanding/empathetic emphasize the person, promote self-advocating, problem solving.

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Common Sense, Common Knowledge, or Common Experience

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Common Sense, Common Knowledge, or Common Experience

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Select a partner or trio to discuss the following:

Holiday traditions

Name one thing or person you liked most about high school and why.

Paying bills practices

Each group need to record the similarities and differences.

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Roses Are Red, Violets Are Blue

I Have A Disability How About You

Don’t Judge The Outside, Please Look Within

I Grab My Pen Let Me Write Down Ten, Thoughts

Life Is Hard

The World Is Cold

I Want To Go To College

Here Are My Goals!

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Make sure that the student has a voice in the plans that we create for their post-secondary future

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TEAM SISTER WOLVES

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Team Texas Gals: Establish meaningful relationships where growth can happen.   Be patient and understanding.  Care and emphasize student's strengths.

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TEAM SISTER WOLVES: Its important to advocate for your students and find resources for them as well as teaching them to self advocate

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be sensitive to certain disabilities, ex. physical contact

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Pam Humphrey
Special Education Field Service Agent
ESC Region 11
1451 S. Cherry Lane
White Settlement, TX 76108
phumphrey@esc11.net
(817) 740-7574

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Team Tamale

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team aquawomen