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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The Checklist Everyone Involved in Transition Planning Needs to Know
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I’ve been spending a lot of time this year providing professional development to educators and other professionals involved in transition planning. And there’s something that initially surprised me, but I’ve now come to expec...
Should Students with Disabilities Take a Gap Year?
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October is Gap Year Exploration Month, and I like to write about it each year because gap years deserve far more attention than they get. Families sometimes worry that taking a gap year means a student is falling behind, even...
My Student Wants to Be a Doctor. What Goes in the IEP?
Whenever I give a training to teachers, parents, or related professionals about transition planning, someone in the audience almost always asks the question:
“But what do I do if the student’s vision is unrealistic?”
Sometimes the student...
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....
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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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