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The GRE and Students With Disabilities: A Validity Study at 10 Universities
Content type: Journal Article
We evaluated the validity of using the GRE General Test to assist with graduate school admissions for individuals with disabilities. We studied a sample of 16,239 graduate students from 10 U.S. research universities in three groups: students without any...
Transition Engagement of African American Youth With Disabilities: A Serial Mediation Model
Content type: Journal Article
The purpose of this study was to draw from self-determination and self-efficacy theories to evaluate psychological constructs (autonomous motivation, competency, and outcome expectancy) as mediators of the relationship between working alliance and...
Supporting Students With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities to Attend College
Content type: Journal Article
Students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) have more opportunities to go to college than ever before. Opportunities for inclusive postsecondary education can now be found in almost every state across the United States. However, given...
Promoting Student Transition Planning by Using a Self-Directed Summary of Performance
Content type: Journal Article
As high school students with disabilities leave secondary settings and special education services, their transition often is associated with limited opportunities. One way to support the transition may be to guide the student in developing a self-directed...
Apps to Support a Successful Transition to College for Students With ASD
Content type: Journal Article
Although the rate of high school students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) enrolling in college after high school graduation continues to rise, college students with ASD consistently graduate at lower rates compared to students without disclosed...
Simulated and Community-Based Instruction: Teaching Students With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities to Make Financial Transactions
Content type: Journal Article
Students with intellectual and developmental disabilities need to develop many skills to interact independently in the community. This includes skills in making financial transactions, such as using an automated teller machine (ATM), paying for items with...
Meeting the Needs of All Students: Strategies to Develop Culturally Responsive Transition Goals
Content type: Webinar
Doing the work to become a culturally responsive transition professional is a multi-layered, ever-evolving process. Educators must “talk the talk” AND “walk the walk”. Transition professionals continue to support students from diverse cultural, ethnic, and...
Achieving Post-Secondary Goals: Evidence-Based Practices for Transition Educators
Content type: Webinar
This seminar is designed to provide educators in schools with evidence-based practices for delivering transition services that promote post-secondary success. Participants will be introduced to promising strategies that can help students achieve their post...
How Educators Can Help Students with Intellectual Disability to Think College
Content type: Webinar
Students with intellectual disability want to go to college - and they can! But they can’t get there alone. They need educators who understand what skills are necessary to make it happen and will support them in achieving their goals. Think College created...
School-to-Work Transition of Youth with Learning Difficulties: The Role of Motivation and Autonomy Support
Content type: Journal Article
School-to-work transition is a challenging period for youth with learning difficulties (LD). Based on self-determination theory (SDT), we tested the role of autonomy support and motivation in predicting transition status and well-being among this...