Transition Planning Quiz

What act mandates Transition Planning?

• No Child Left Behind Act

• IDEA 2004 (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)

• Every Student Succeeds Act

• Higher Education Act

At what age should Transition Planning start or at least be discussed?

• 10 years old

• 12 years old

• 14 years old

• 18 years old

When should Transition Planning be formally addressed during an IEP?

• Before 12 years old

• Before 14 years old

• Before 16 years old

• Before 18 years old

What is a key focus of Transition Planning?

• Academic achievements only

• Focus on independence

• Sports and extracurricular activities

• Parental involvement

What should be considered in Transition Planning?

• Only academic options

• Only vocational training

• All post-secondary options

• Only employment opportunities

Which of the following is a type of employment option mentioned in the post-secondary options?

• Freelance

• Sheltered

• Remote

• Internship

What is included in supportive employment according to the post-secondary options?

• Remote work

• Job Coach or Mentor

• Freelance opportunities

• Internship programs

Which type of training is listed as a post-secondary option?

• Culinary Training

• Technical Training

• Artistic Training

• Medical Training

What should post-secondary options involve according to the document?

• Only academic studies

• Volunteer and pre-employment opportunities

• Travel and leisure activities

• Sports and fitness programs

What are the possible living arrangements mentioned in the post-secondary options?

• Dormitory only

• Alone, with parents, with others, residential facility, group home

• With friends only

• In a hotel