Insights, resources, and strategies focused on supporting students with and without disabilities through their transition to adulthood, with a special focus on self-advocacy, special education, readiness for learning and work, and meaningful life skills.
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Supervision Is Not a Transition Plan
Recently, I was forwarded an email written by a middle school principal.
The email explained that there had been a troubling increase in unsafe behavior involving middle school students at recent high school sporting events. The incidents...
Missing Ingredients, Messy Kitchens, and Real-Life Skills
In a house full of teen and tween boys, finishing dinner does not necessarily mean anyone is finished eating. It’s not unusual to hear rumblings that someone is still hungry — or suddenly craving a baked good that isn’t readily available....
Let’s Stop Calling Them “Soft Skills”
In my role as an independent evaluator, I review a lot of IEPs and transition assessments. A common theme is for students to be given one or more career interest assessments, perhaps a career preference assessment, and/or to be interviewed...
Episode 6: Transition Tuesday - Ready or Not? College, FERPA, and the Parent Role
In this Substack Live conversation, I was joined by my friend and colleague Elizabeth C. Hamblet, LD Advisory, a long-time college disability services professional and author of Seven Steps to College Success, to talk about what students an...
Every Teenager Needs Work Experience
I first published this article last September. I’m sharing it again with a few updates because, as families decide what will fill a teenager’s schedule this year, I think paid work deserves a place in that conversation.
When you picture th...
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I’m Kelley Challen, a transition specialist helping students with disabilities prepare for life post high school. On Planning Beyond the IEP, I share insights on preparing for college, work, & independence to support families, educators & students.
Author of Seven Steps to College Success: A Pathway for Students with Disabilities (Bloomsbury, 2023), speaker, and college learning disabilities specialist.
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