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1 Transition Assessment
Drs. Jim Martin & Amber McConnell University of Oklahoma Zarrow Center Web: zarrowcenter.ou.edu

2 Agenda Transition Assessment Fundamentals TAGG
Further Education Assessments Career Cluster Assessments Independent Living Assessments Employability/Life Skills Assessment

3 Postsecondary and Annual Transition Goals
IEPs must include postsecondary and annual transition goals Based upon age-appropriate transition assessments Related to training, education, employment, and independent living (when needed) Suggestion: Consider independent living is always needed unless data say otherwise Amber

4 Determining Critical Nonacademic needs

5 The TAGG (Transition Assessment and Goal Generator)
Using the TAGG to Identify Strengths Needs Annual Education/Training Transition Goal Annual Employment Goal

6 TAGG.OU.EDU/TAGG

7 Purpose Assess non-academic skills associated with and predictive of post-school further education and employment To provide IEP team student strengths, needs, a written summary, and annual transition goals to facilitate writing I-13 compliant IEPs

8 Who? TAGG Designed to Assess
Secondary-aged students with IEPs who plan to be competitively employed and/or enrolled in further education after graduation Each TAGG set includes 3 versions Student Family Professional

9 TAGG Constructs Strengths and Limitations Disability Awareness
Student Involvement in the IEP Persistence Goal setting and attainment Interacting with Others Employment Support Community Amber

10 Reading Level Professional 10.4 grade level Family 5.7 grade level
Student 4.8 grade level

11 Standards for Educational and Psychological Assessment
Guided TAGG Development

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15 Assessments for Postsecondary Education

16 Guide to Assessing College Readiness
Landmark College Assessment Free Provides Assessment for Self-Advocacy to include in annual transition goals Five Domains Academic Skills Self-Understanding Self-Advocacy Executive Functioning Motivation and Confidence

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19 College View Free

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22 Career Interest assessments

23 Career Clusters Career Tech uses career clusters
Free

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26 ISEEK Career Interest Survey
 Free

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34 Career One Stop Assessments & Videos
Career Clusters Videos Used for career exploration in identified clusters. Used for interest assessment for students who have trouble reading.

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38 Assessments for Independent Living

39 Our Belief The law states that an independent living goal be addressed “when appropriate.” We believe that to determine if an independent living goal needs to be written, an adaptive behavior assessment needs to be given. This provides evidence of needing an independent living goal or not. How else would a team determine if an independent living goal is needed?

40 Life Skills Inventory 15 domains (money, hygiene, safety, etc)
Four levels: basic, intermediate, advanced, exceptional Must know 3 of 5 to advance from basic to intermediate Must know the person or have family member complete Cost: Free Available at

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42 Employability/Life Skill Assessment
Free Self-Help Skills Work Habits Task Related Work Quality Attitude

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44 For More Information Contact: University of Oklahoma
Zarrow Center for Learning Enrichment Phone: Web: zarrowcenter.ou.edu


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