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by Dellissa Willis2 views·Updated Nov 25, 2020
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  1. Hello, everyone.
  2. Today we are going to be looking at Transition service
  3. is in the realm of education.
  4. So what exactly is transitioning and what is transitioning?
  5. And education?
  6. According to Dell, Transition and special education is a part
  7. of a child.
  8. I e p plan.
  9. This transition will help Children with special needs prepared for
  10. life at the high school.
  11. This is done by providing transition service's or transition planning,
  12. which means a coordinated set of activities for a child
  13. with a disability.
  14. This planet should focus on improving the academic and functional
  15. achievement off the child with a disability to assist in
  16. the child's movement from school to post school activities.
  17. This includes college or university, continuing and adult education, career
  18. and technical training.
  19. Employment. An independent living.
  20. So what does transitioning in Florida look like for the
  21. average child?
  22. And when does I e.
  23. P start considering transition service is in Florida.
  24. In the state of Florida, the IAP starts to consider
  25. transition for post secondary service is at the age of
  26. 14 years old and may not end until the age
  27. of 22 for students with significant disabilities.
  28. Next, we're going to look at some assistive technology tools
  29. for transitioning post secondary 80 tools for transitioning for Children
  30. with disabilities, transitioning can prove to be rather challenging.
  31. However, technology has made transitioning easier.
  32. Assistive technology devices or service is help.
  33. People with disabilities participate more independently within their home employment.
  34. In school settings.
  35. There are an infinite possibilities when it comes to 18.
  36. One example of assistive technology tools would be a screen
  37. reader. A screen reader is a form of assistive technology
  38. that renders text and image content such as speech or
  39. Braille output.
  40. Screen readers are essential to people who are blind and
  41. are useful to people who are visually impaired, impaired, illiterate
  42. or have learning disabilities, according to the American Foundation for
  43. the Blind.
  44. Prices for screen readers can range anywhere from free to
  45. $1200. Screen reading technology can be purchased and downloaded from
  46. various online sites.
  47. Next, we're going to look at some Resource is associated
  48. with transition and transition.
  49. Service is some resource is on transitioning and transition service
  50. is can be found on the Florida Department of Education
  51. website underneath the exceptional student educations path and Florida hats
  52. dot, or GE, under the secondary and post secondary education
  53. tab. Located underneath are the websites and links that you
  54. can click on to go to those websites and review
  55. those rip resource is thank you all and have a
  56. nice day.