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Transition assessments can provide information about a student's strengths and needs in preparing for. Educational —individual classroom-based assessments, grade or school-wide assessments, academic assessments reading, written language, mathematics , reports of observations made by teachers, employers, parents or school personnel.

Employment —ratings of employability, vocational interest inventories, functional skills assessments, structured assessments in the work setting, evaluations of interview experience work skills assessments e. Independent Living Skills —daily living skills assessments, assistive technology evaluation, independent living skill assessments. Assessments may be formal or informal and are determined by student need. Assessments may also overlap in providing information relevant to more than one area required for transition planning.

Review with colleagues what assessments may already be used in your school. Some assessments can be repeated and used for progress monitoring.

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