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Cradle to College and Career Practice Group Part of the National Community of Practice on Transition IDEA Partnership

For more information, contact: – Marianne Moore at – Ashley Stoffel at For more information and links to previous presentations, visit: – sition/home sition/home

Webinars hosted by Cradle to College and Career PG THE NEW GED – January 24, 2014 Occupational Therapy and Early Childhood Transitions – August 26, 2013 What Does Health Have To Do With Transition? – March 21, 2013 Why does cultural responsivity matter? – July 16, 2014

Back to School Claudette Fette, OTR, PhD, CRC

Resources!  AOTA Resources  Brochure on Role of OT in Schools for Administrators Brochure on Role of OT in Schools for Parents  School Mental Health Toolkit  Consumer Brochure on RtI  Transitions Fact Sheet  Fact Sheet on Elopement/Wandering  OT Performance Appraisal Document  IDEA Partnership  Family Run Support and Advocacy organizations  Statewide Family Networks  Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health  WrightsLaw, PTACs

Occupational Therapy  School based Occupational Therapy Fact Sheets: -Occupational- Therapy/Professionals/CY/ School.aspx  In schools, OTs help children participate as students  Observe & suggest strategies to facilitate participation  Reduce barriers, suggest compensatory strategies  Help plan instructional activities to support classroom  Collaborate with educational team

School Mental Health Toolkit Youth/Mental%20Health/School-Mental- Health.aspx

Transitions Fact Sheet /media/Corporate/Files/About OT/Professionals/WhatIsOT/C Y/Fact-Sheets/Transitions.pdf

Elopement/Wandering Fact Sheet /media/Corporate/Files/Pr actice/Children/Autism- Wandering-Fact-Sheet- Feb PDF

Response to Intervention Children-Youth/School- based/RTI.aspx

School Based OT Performance Guidelines - /media/Corporate/File s/Practice/Children/Pe rformance- Evaluation-School- based-Therapists pdf

IDEA Partnership  Collections  Communities of Practice  partnership.org/

IDEA Information  Wrightslaw  NICHCY moving to nterhub.org/reposito ry/idea/  g/legislation/idea/pd f/idea2004parentgui de.pdf

Family Run Support and Advocacy organizations  Statewide Family Networks  fmhi.usf.edu/map.cfm  

Parent Technical Assistance Centers  org/find-your-center/

Remember to highlight your child’s strengths  In introduction to  teachers  IEP meetings  Preparation with student  At end of day